Washington, USA

I'm worried because I plan on going to grad school and i Know that its going to cost a lot.

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I'm an incoming Freshman Direct Admit at the University of Washington Foster School of Business. When and where should I start looking for internships? I'm hoping to work in the finance field, hopefully in a company/organization related to public healthcare and policy.

At the college I'm thinking of attending, I was awarded a music scholarship that requires me to major in music. I auditioned as a pianist and heard that organists make more than pianists. Any recommendations? I am also considering a different college where I would likely major in chemistry.

I am a college sophomore at Grand Canyon University. I currently am a PE teacher and coach for the school I work for. I have been coaching basketball now for three years. #Spring25

I am an incoming college freshman wondering what I should be prepared for!

Hi! I am a high school senior who is a nationally ranked powerlifter! My biggest career motivation is helping others, and I want to work to be a firefighter or paramedic! I am going to college at Montana State University this fall and majoring in kinesiology/nutrition.

Hi for anyone reading, I'm a junior who is researching into colleges to get into and am planning to do computer science (more specifically in the software engineer/cybersecurity field) but I do see online things that really ask myself if I'm choosing a good career path. I see a lot that the...

As a second-year undergrad student, who has an on-campus job, what other resources can I locally use that could benefit me as a young first-gen and Mexican female, whose parent are no longer in the country?

What are your tips for having more confidence and having more success in interviews? Are there any extra skills that I could add to me resume or mention when asked that would help boost my success?

I am looking for some job ideas and a general idea of what jobs I might want to look into.

I'm a first year college student in Seattle, for performance production, and I don't have any job experience or official training

I am 19 and in college finishing my AA. I want to do something involving film music. How do I start this dream? I am thinking more of sound designer or something related to this. I am not a musician. I don't have any experience. I need to find a job to get my hands dirty but I am finding it...

I am a HS senior interested in this field. I have been accepted to Pacific University which has a strong PT program. I play football and enjoy exercise sciences.

I had my choices from what I want to learn in college but environmental studies poses a new challenge for me, is there anything to challenging?