Washington, USA

I want to get a psychology degree, but I don't know what specifically I want to with the degree or of any internships/jobs I can enter to get started.

I want to go into nursing and currently volunteer at my local hospital. I have a job but would in the future like to have an entry level job at a hospital to gain some experience while I go to school.

What are some good jobs to have in college? Looking for well-paying, secure job market, and something I'm able to balance with classes and other commitments.

I'm a Senior in High School in Seattle, Washington and I have a bunch of free time coming up because college apps. are almost done. I'm wondering what to do with that time and what important things I should be doing to prepare for college.

I want to be able to create helpful products that are accessible and useful for everyone. I enjoy creating products using my different skills in woodworking, blacksmithing, and 3D-Modeling. But I'm curious how I could use those to make meaningful and useful products.

What's one emerging trend or technology in veterinary medicine that you wish had been part of your training and how should pre-veterinary students like me prepare for it now while still an undergraduate?

Majoring in biology pros and cons, health care, college, major, career path, passion.

What do I have to do to progress in soccer from where I am right now, I am building up to 3-4 hours 5 days a week I am also eating healthy and hydrating, I also recently became a freshman in high school and I joined the cross country team and I made varsity I have also found a love for coaching...

(I am a senior in high school know an going into the pre veterinary program for zoology)

I want to stop procrastinating so much. I know I am intelligent. I am a college senior, and I need to figure out what population of people I want to work with, in what capacity. I'm so lost!

Why is writing a term paper so difficult, and how do I break it down to its simplest form so I do not get overwhelmed? I use APA7 format, and I struggle with it so much. Finding headings and how to word things to sound interesting, yet technical, is trying.

I want to be able to know how to save money properly and what is valuable information I should know when renting my first apartment or so, I don't want to go into any kind of debt!

I want to gain experience before getting my masters degree, and I need a steady job that can help me pay for law school. I am willing to do anything since I am aware everything is earned, not given.

I have been applying to many different scholarships for many months now and have so far heard nothing back from any of them. Are there any tips for standing out in scholarship applications? How can I balance this with college workload as well?

I'm a freshmen in high school and have been doing a lot of volunteer work specifically with senior citizens and helping elementary students with reading/writing. I'm honestly passionate about this and think it would be good on a resume/application but everything I see/hear says that colleges...