Washington, USA

I'm a freshman in college taking all STEM classes and 'm currently pursing a degree in engineering (leaning towards electrical). However, I keep finding myself struggling time and time again. It takes me much longer than others to comprehend given information from lectures, and I keep finding...

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How were you able to take your experience as a College Athlete and apply that to your professional life post grad?

I am a graduating high school senior who will start college in the fall as a Collegiate Softball player. I would love advice on how to make the most of my college experience.

I am currently a pre-law, business administration student at the University of Oregon, interested in Corporate Law. I am a junior, thanks to the Running Start program in high school, and hope to graduate next year and go into law school.

I got accepted into a public institution that has a law school branch located on campus

I am interested in phychology, business, science, and technology.

There are a lot of tests and I want the best possible chance to be fully prepared not having to pay for retakes.

I am going to college as a Mechanical Engineer for Oregen State University. I know my graduation is not for a few more years. However, I am still worried about the whole "finding your career" aspect after graduation and how I can handle/manage that.

Going into dental hygiene. Not envisioning an overly luxurious lifestyle, but a comfortable and worry-free one atleast. And, I know being comfortable in this economy is hard anyway.

I am a high school senior, starting college in the fall.

I am planning on double majoring in BioChemistry and Environmental Studies

I will be pursuing a Bachelors of Applied Science in Applied Human Nutrition. I would like to secure roles as an assistant researcher and eventually do my own research.

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I am a Computer Science graduate from a small liberal arts college. I aspire to become a software engineer.

I have gone to community college and taken the Google cybersecurity certificate. I am in the process of completing the CompTIA Sec+ as well. I am struggling to find any internships that will consider my little knowledge and skills.

What are the best study habits learned from an athlete's perspective, or just someone who deals with a busy schedule, or is burnt out from exercising often? I'll be going into college next year, and I'm curious about the amount of work I'll be getting, most likely from being a business major...