Valparaiso, NE

I'm an 19 years old about to head to college for business major in next fall of 2026! Id really like to explore more on the career paths and roles that have this type of environment!

I am a college freshman majoring in studio art and hoping to become a photographer. I'm worried that being an art major isn't going to help me find a well paying job in the future.

I am a senior in high school applying to many colleges, both in-state and out-of-state. The furthest away I've applied is a 25 hour drive and the closest is 15 minutes away. What are the major differences?

I've been constantly working on applying for scholarships and enrolling in college. Because of this, I've lost all my desire to do schoolwork for my senior year. Further, all I really want to do is work on scholarships or sleep. Any advice?

I am currently a sophomore at Midland University in Fremont, NE. Midland is a private school so it is very expensive and I am worried about how I am going to pay off my loans.

I plan on majoring in History education. I know some schools will pay for their teachers to get their master's degree, but I don't know if I want the stress of working a full-time job while also getting my master's degree.

I'm looking for places that might have more scholarships geared for adults returning to school seeking to complete a degree for the first time.

I am a sophomore in a junior college, transferring into a four-year. I want to become veterinarian, but I don't know if I am prepared to commit down that carrer path yet. Any advice?

I am also interested in knowing how this differs in startup environments from big companies. #Spring25

I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of...

i am a high school student and i need the skills to be able to be creative and innovative

I've noticed that mental health is a significant topic in our society today, and I'm eager to understand it better. I've heard differing perspectives, but I'd appreciate a real-life explanation of what mental health entails, beyond what textbooks offer. I understand mental health might vary...

I have a 2.6 GPA I expect to get 0 scholarships, how can I do it?

I have a 2.6 GPA I am not that smart, I expect to get 0 scholarships, how should I pay for college?

Things like autocad and mat labs, I know they use excel a lot but more complicated ones.