Utah, USA

I'm in 7th grade and my first semester I had an A in math but now I have an F and I'm always under stress and I'm getting panic attacks because of it. I'm even writing this in math right now and I'm freaking out. Is there any way to make it more fun?

Back in 2024 I lost my gymnastics coach to suicide and then gymnastics just got harder. My mental state at the time was not good because I had just moved to a new house and I was going to switch schools in the upcoming year. I was leaving all of my friends and the only person who helped me...

I want to become a college gymnast when I'm older but I don't eat the food that I need to become strong. What can I do to make me want to eat more?

I don’t have a lot of money saved up yet, so I’m trying to figure out what makes the most sense for my first year of college. I plan to study ceramics and eventually earn my master’s in fine arts, so I want to choose the option that will set me up for success both financially and academically.

I'm a senior considering pursuing work in music and/or education, and I've noticed that teaching as a profession is less popular as the years go by. Additionally, I've seen that music doesn't always get the same attention that other programs do, so I want to know how I can make a living in...

How do I find jobs in specific fields, and how do I network now while I'm in school?

I am a 17-year-old girl who will graduate in a couple months from highschool. I enjoy learning and participating in a ton of different things and I feel as if I change my mind about what I want to major in all the time, so I am having a hard time choosing what career would be best for me! #Fall25

I want to be a dance teacher in the future and hopefully open up my own studio. I don't know a lot about owning a business etc. so what things should I know?

As an 12th grade student, I want to be the best prepared as possible for my future.

This is the field I'm wanting to into, and I'm worried about the transition from nursing to nurse practioner!

#Fall25

Study routines, habits/strategies to avoid burnout, prerequisite courses

Do you work on projects? If you do research how does that structure work?

I'm getting an undergrad in chemistry and don't really know how to find a job where I use it.

My degree isn't specialized and I'm looking for something hopefully in a laboratory setting that I could do in Utah, but I'm open to anything.

What is the best way to get as much financial aid for college/university as possible to make getting through college easier than it would be without aid?