Tennessee, USA

I am going into graduate school after working for 2ish years

For those in graduate school for nutrition pursuing dietetics, what is the hardest part, and what tips would you tell a new student?
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What advice would you recommend for a student that has to work full-time while also going to school full-time? #Spring25

I am an upcoming college freshman and want a balanced life with school and extracurriculars. The only way I can achieve that is if I have an efficiently planned schedule that ensures success.

I am a freshman Business Management college student.

After completing my FAFSA, I was deemed ineligible for a lot of grants. However, just looking at the number, it's easy to assume that, but it's totally wrong. My immigrant parents worked hard for the life they have now. However, no one warned them about the prices of College, therefore, there...

How did you choose your major and know it was right for you?
What were the most important factors?

What do you suggest for narrowing down your career ideas when I have a lot of interests? I really don't know how to pick one!

I will be enrolled in college this fall and don’t have any kind of study method. I also have ADHD and have a hard time even trying to study. I want to go to med school after and I will major in chemistry.

Hi! I’m an 18-year-old student, and I’m very interested in becoming an FBI agent one day. What are the best college majors or degree programs that would help me get into the FBI, and are there specific scholarships I should apply for to help cover school costs? A little more about me: I’m...

I will be a student-athlete in the fall and I also plan to work on campus. What is the best strategy for a student athlete for balancing school, sports, and work without feeling overwhelmed?

I am a college senior from Middle Tennessee planning to move to Arkansas for graduate school. I need scholarships to help me get through grad school and still be able to afford living expenses. Any tips for where and how to apply for scholarships?

I'll be a freshman this fall and am planning to be a history major. I'm on a gap year right now as part of a language study-abroad program, and am interested in foreign language and linguistics as well.

I was told that jobs in this field are not as abundant and to specialize in something.

I work a full time & part time job will going to school. I have to take some online classes to make it work with my work schedule, but these classes are difficult to study for with no in person class and my professor recommends studying 4-5 chapters to study for finals with no study guide.