Virginia, USA

I recently started an Instagram account
Other than posting consistently, how do I navigate today's algorithm so that I reach a target audience and help grow my page.

I’ve been wondering about the tedious task of eventually applying to try to get into a good law firm. Of course I know you have to have a good LSAT score and graduate from credited law school, but I also hear all the time about careers needing real world experience. I’ve thought about the...

I have worked mainly on electrical, HVAC, and enterprise IT equipment as a technician. What qualities would you want to see me have in your work environment? I am hoping for answer from professionals in fields not related to the work I have done. Which skills I might have would be a match for...

Specific contacts, books/websites, etc.
Anything helps! Just looking to get started, hoping someone out there will have some more information on this topic.
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I want to study at the University of Cardiff which is a top school in the UK but its expensive so I want to make sure it will be worth the investment.

I want to work as an architect but I don't know if I will be able to afford a non-paid internship after college because I will certainly have loans to pay off.

Additionally, how did you prepare for getting one/interviewing to be able to be the best version of yourself when applying?

I am trying to go into therapy for at risk youth and felons, and Im not quite sure how I should get there

Just wondering what others' experiences with this have been.

What do you want someone in their 40's to know about the workforce and job market, how to be prepared for upcoming changes? What changes might I see that I wouldn't expect? What are some skills I may not have now that I may need? Asking because in the next ten years entrepreneurs and educators...

I am a high school senior that wants to pursue a career in criminal investigation with a main focus of homicides. I play basketball and plan to play in college also.

I am going into my freshman year of college

I know that they can be demanding majors, with students often feeling that they don't have enough time, so I want to make sure I can work hard and have good time management skills as well. Thank you!

I’m a student interested in pursuing a major in visual arts or animation. I enjoy drawing and creative storytelling, and I’m considering a future career in the animation or digital art industry. However, I’ve been seeing a lot of discussion about how AI is starting to impact creative fields,...

As someone who is an incoming college freshman planning to study engineering, specifically aerospace engineering, what should I know going into the school year and what should I do to prepare?

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What are the risks you need to take to dual or even triple major. I am going to college undecided and I have a wide range of interests and I am really overwhelmed by what the future holds. I am passionate about math and biology; however, I really don't know how to utilize my likes into an...

After I finish community college, I want to transfer to Longwood for communications. I want to join multiple clubs and get sponsorships so I can add to my portfolio.

I am on the way to college for the premed route, yet I know nothing about medical school. Is it like a mock residency? Could someone please provide me with in depth information about this please?

I am currently in my Senior year of high school and hunting for jobs. I have gone through several interviews and so far, I have not landed a job.

As a prospective government major at William and Mary, would it be wise to include a major or a minor in business? My thoughts were that an additional focus in a slightly more technical field would make me more competitive and add job security, and I would love some additional insight into...

Nursing is such a time consuming major and I want to row D1, but I just do not know if that is feasible.

I am very interested in neurosurgery and was wondering what the main duties are you are expected to execute. People always say it's a very hard life but don't provide many details as to why this is such a hard profession.

I would like to know what are the main duties that you are expected to participate in and how strenuous is this specific field. I am an incoming college freshman going for premed and love to be prepared.

Obviously, I am aware that neurosurgery is significantly harder than psychiatric residency, but what I am asking are the main differences that really stand out between the two. I am an incoming college freshman, and I am wanted to go to medical school. I have an extreme passion for both fields...

I want to conduct many experiments and get far into research to find cures for personality and mood disorders and always had an interest in neurosurgery as well.

I'm planning on majoring in criminology and I struggle with studying. So it would be great to know some studying tips to do when I start college!

I am a woman going into architecture, and I worry about my lack of creativity. I am a highly determined individual but I am concerned I will not have good ideas.

I am a communications student working on my first romance novel . I am looking for advice on balancing brand building with my creative processed which platforms are most effective for the romance niches. #Spring26

I'm currently a senior in high school that has been involved in band classes since middle school. I have auditioned for my college's band and have gotten in on a scholarship, but I am worried on how to balance my academics in a high demanding program. Does anyone have any tips?

I am currently a freshman at West Virginia University in Morgantown. My major is Business. I am a little lost on what to do in my future. I started my own detailing cars business back home last year, which was great but I am unsure on what to major in at school right now. Maybe your insight...