Valparaiso, Indiana

I will be majoring in Electrical Engineering in Purdue North West.

I have taken a few AP tests and are going to take some more this AP season, however, I was told that some classes that I have received the test for I should take in college. Most specifically AP Biology. I received a 4 on this test, so I have an above average level of knowledge on the topic,...

I'm a senior in high school, and I'm applying to art schools for a major in fashion design. I just want to know what the best way to complement my minors to my major.

I want to be a director, but I know no production company will hire me, and I don't have money to produce my own films.

I'm a senior in college but, I have no work experience. Work study isn't available for me, and I have nothing to show for in my portfolio/resume. I am majoring in cinematography.

Using connections to get to your dream job? Maybe working your way up to dream job? Job searching?

I am an incoming college freshman, studying biochemistry. I want to set myself up for success in both undergraduate school as well as veterinary school. #spring26

Incoming freshman for the Fall 2026, studying nursing. Wanting to pinpoint some helpful study materials.

What is your best scholarship to apply for? I have applied to so many and have not had any success.

I have a lot of passions and don't know how to turn them into a career or hobby.

As a kid, people always ask you what you want to do when you grow up and I have had many different answers for them. It has ranged from fashion, vet, business owner, translator, and therapist. How do you decide on one of them to do for the rest of your life?

As an incoming freshman, enrolling in university next year, after deciding your major, how many times did you rethink and say to yourself, "is this truly what I want to do for the rest of my life?"

I'm currently a high school senior prepping to enter college, pursuing a degree in developmental psychology. I've always loved helping people and would love to learn more about this field!

#fall25

I'm 17 and a high school senior. I hate being asked what my goals are and where I see myself in the future because I rarely ever think deeply about it. So, it's a real problem when I want to do something like apply for a scholarship and have to write an essay about it. Am I supposed to know...

After finishing the nursing program, would I be better off to start my employment at a doctors office or a hospital setting?

#Fall25

I'm a high school senior with a 3.56 GPA. Any tips on finding scholarship opportunities?

Im 17 wondering how to budget or save money better. I do pay my car insurance and gas but need to save money to move out.

Im 17, going to be 18 in 1 month. I work 32 hours at Jimmy johns and pick my brother up after school. I need a easy side job/s besides surveys online or content creator.

Mind you I have to stay home to watch my 5 year old brother.

I tend to get burnt out very easily and overwhelmed.

I've been admitted to Louisiana State University as a political Science major, but I want to add an environmental science minor. My main concern is time management while also pursuing the different fields I'm interested in.

I am currently a first year at Butler University as a Dance-Arts Administration major and Business minor. I would love to dance professionally after graduating, but I have heard how more and more companies only hire from their trainee or second company programs. How true is that?

I am finishing up my first year of college and I see this scholarship opportunity but now I am actually curious as to how I could use my degree for good.

I'm a bass player and i want to know how to get my name out and make it as least reliant on luck as possible .I am just starting music school in the fall at Berklee College of Music and I'm was wondering about this question so i can get a start on getting my name out there.

I want to think about who was there for me and kept me going even when times are hard. Who is there to help me make the most memories and make me laugh even when I was sad. Rich in life in terms of not having physical money, but more so relationships and memories that you’ll learn to forever...

How did you find your dream job? I am majoring engineering because I love the math and problem solving aspect yet I don't want to sit in front of a computer screen for the rest of my life. How do I find my perfect fitting?

#Spring25

I would like to be a financial advisor for Edward Jones when I graduate, and want to equip myself with advanced knowledge to help me. Also, if there are any other sorts of classes I should focus on that could help with my future career aspirations, please include that in your answer.

I am planning to major in botany at Ball State University. I also will minor in studio art. I'd love to find a way to combine these two interests. #Spring25

What areas were you taught about that lacked practical information for the job you eventually applied for?

Transitioning from high school to college was tough and I want to know what the transition from college to being out in the workforce would look like.