Virginia, USA

I am committing to an accounting major, which I start my first year of college this fall. As I go through college, are there specific jobs that would benefit me from my major?

I'm going back to school to pursue a degree in Computer Science after working as a nanny for nearly nine years. I'm curious to hear from others who’ve made a similar transition, not necessarily the same career choices

I just kind of wonder if people who went into the law/law enforcement field are happy with their choice or if they thought it was worth all that time they spent in school.

I'm trying to get a job and have a better resume while I'm in highschool. I'm a freshman.

I am a freshman in high school with no work experience yet.

I am a freshman in high school with no work experience.

I'm a college student

I'm 15 years old and looking for a job.

Will I have an internship? Or will I have to look all on my own?

What will I major in? Where will I find a job?

I'm currently a high school senior planning on attending George Washington University starting in the Fall of 2025, with a major in art history. My dream is to work on creating exhibits for a museum/gallery but I've heard that the field is super competitive and that job opportunities are...

I want to go pre-med and want to genuinely know what the roughest part can be.

I'm about to attend college and get my BSN, and then get my license, but I'm unsure on how to get started as a psychiatric nurse.
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I want to hear any story! Good, bad, weird, funny. I personally want to become a nurse after taking care of my mother who passed away because of metastatic cancer. Being her "mini nurse" made me realize how much of a difference I could make. Although she was my favorite patient, there were...

How early did you start studying for an assignment? Did you go to a specific place to study? Did you study in time increments or did you just study for hours until you knew the material?

I am taking out loans for undergrad so want to avoid graduate school debt as much as possible.

I've been searching for graduate schools as I will be a senior in college next year, and there are so many recommended criteria to follow for choosing a program. I value the financial aid offered by the schools, but I also want a program that supports me and the research I want to do. What...

I'm starting a FNP program in Fall.

What should I look for when trying to find a future job that fits my major and career path? Is there any specific websites that I should be aware of to help look?

I would like to work in the public sector specifically at the federal level.

I am taking interest in a cybersecurity job but I am taking computer science to explore different fields of computing.

I am an incoming freshman who's worried about being able to pay pass my first year of college and I was wonder when I should start looking for more scholarships.

I am currently a highschool student who is committed to Marymount University for softball as well as the nursing program, but I am worried about being able to balance athletics with my demanding nursing program and schedule as well as hangout with my friends and enjoy the college experience.

I am a graduating senior who will be studying business and hopefully focusing on economics. I am an avid soccer player and enjoy working for my family in our pizzeria. I hope to gain a fresh perspective on how to make meaningful connections in networking which mean everything in building a...

I will be attending The Ohio State University.

I keep hearing that I need to get any undergraduate engineering degree and then specialize in grad school, but I'd like to avoid more debt if possible. Thanks!

In an age of growing technology, AI has threatened many career paths, including my own in business. I know that the key to overcoming AI in our careers is to develop skills that are irreplaceable by AI, skills that can only be done by humans, but I have a difficult time discovering what these...

As a business student, networking is crucial, but I often see people network purely for their own gain- they don't actually care about the people they are talking to, they just want to advance their career. I've found this makes our industry appear quite disingenuous and it is difficult to...

Anything college related that you had to learn the hard way. Or would learning it the hard way better my experience and person?

I have already been accepted, I just have a checklist to complete with a million things while also trying to finish high school.