Tolland, Connecticut

How do I know which scholarships I have been chosen for? I've applied to so many on multiple websites, how do I know if and when I am awarded one?

How does college life differ at big schools compared to smaller schools?

Accounting major?

Is it worth?

Should I take a gap year before going into nursing?

Can I get a bachelor's degree in 3 years?

I plan to major in Criminal Psychology when I go to college. I have already started thinking about what classes I should take in high school to help prepare to go into that field. I live in a place where there are a bunch of Ivy League schools around, I'm just not sure what college would fit me...

How are college and the top one percent related? Do you have to obtain a good education to make lots of money?

I am a senior at Amherst Regional High School and am intested in studying chemistry in college. Outside of school, I ride horses, sing and dance.

Interested in being in the medical field but still deciding in between Physician Assistant or being a doctor

Interested in being in the medical field but not sure which path to head towards. Second guess myself if I can actually make my plans of being in the medical field come true.

Whats a good website to look for scholarships #Fall22

If you're a first-gen and you have immigrant parents who wanted you to become a doctor, how did you come to terms with/and find yourself wanting to be in the medical field, rather than just going into it because your parents told you?

What makes any standard college different from one another?

I'm interested in starting to save for college but I don't know how much to start begin with. I'm also hoping that I can get a decent number of scholarships to help lessen the financial strain on me and my family.

I struggle to use my time wisely and tend to sleep. I was wondering about a way to survive college with less stress and more sleep time. I would like to learn a way to give me time for fun.

To what extent does the "college experience" (drinking, partying, fraternities, etc.) distract from the true purpose of college--education?

How does going into college undecided work?

I have always and still want to be a pediatrician or at least work with children in the medical field. I make sure to take classes and participate in activities that will further expand my passion for the future. The amount of work I put in now is only a dent compared to the overall hard work...

Ive been doing really great lately in all my classes! Ive been enjoying taking geometry lately and I wanna study criminology one day after highscool.

I got heart surgery about 2 years ago and since then I have stuck to the idea of being in the health field. I KNOW I want to be a Cardiologist. However, I don't know if I want to be a surgeon or physician. I had asked my cardiologist what classes they thought I should take and they said AP Math...

Where should I start when searching for universities abroad? #Fall22

Is there any classes or opportunities I can take to get some first hand experience?

I want to be an author, but would it be more financially safe to pursue a job in STEM and instead keep writing as a hobby?

In the future I would love to start my own business or become a programmer. If possible I want to do both. I want to know as much information as I can to achieve this goal.

I have been hearing how hard it is to get students back on the right track post-pandemic. I would just like to get someones point of view on the level of difficulty it has been. Has there been a noticeable set backs? #FALL22

I'm in 9th grade (14)
I enjoy helping people in any way I can.

I ask this because I don't know what I want to do yet.

Is there an amount that is too much or an amount that is too low? Please let me know.

What do you do when the career you go into college hoping to do doesn't feel right when you graduate? If maybe the path, like medicine feels right but the specialty isn't; how should we find the specialty that is right for us?