Webster, MN

What does a work day look like in software/robotics? What tasks do you perform daily? What do you love/hate about it? What is it really like to work in this field?

Did you know much about research and its process before you started? And how did you ensure getting research opportunities throughout college? I feel like I’m going into this with little to no background information, and it’s definitely hitting my confidence a bit. I’m very open to learning...

What to fill your portfolio with? How to make your concepts unique and marketable across the industries.

What are some of the best ways to study for a biology major? I'm currently a senior in high school and for college I want bio to be my major! While I am really good at biology, I know college is quite a bit different, so if you have any tips let me know!

I am confused on what major I should peruse to become a heart surgeon. Right now I am considering majoring in biology.

I'm thinking of becoming a music teacher because I want a stable career in music, but I'm scared that I'll miss playing in the band.

Hello! My name is Ana, I am a soon-to-be nursing student!

I want to know the values and/or lessons that experienced nurses believe are the most important to keep alive in my future career. Whether that be traditions, skills, etc. #Fall25

I’m in 12th grade currently and looking into neuroscience. I really enjoyed AP Psych and I am interested in a possible career path related to Psych and Neurology.

I’m considering starting at a community college for the first two years to save money before transferring to a university. Since I hope to pursue medicine, I want to understand how medical schools view this path and whether it affects competitiveness.

I have been looking into engineering, particularly chemical, but my top school has a very strong mechanical program. How different are types of engineering?

For business/law majors

Are there any tips or tricks I should keep in mind when making industry connections?

What colleges have those degrees? What would the job titles be for someone who wants to do this??

I am currently a college freshman at Gustavus Adolphus and I hope to some day be in the field researching or in a classroom teaching on the collegiate level in biology or ecology. However, I worry about how the job market will look for those positions in ~6 years.

Particularly, biracial students.

I'm open to any helpful study tips:)

What is the best way to get in contact with people that would be willing to become life/career/business mentors. Im looking forward to learning from people with previous experiences, and being able to avoid a lot of mistakes as I develop in my business journey.

I am a college student who recently took on an unpaid internship. I am struggling as it isn't aligning with my goals and career path and during the interviewing and applying stages, they never mentioned fundraising which gives me a slight bad taste with how they completely left it out in...

I am a former cat owner looking for an animal shelter that will allow me to take care and play with the cats.

An out-of-state student looking for extra aid. I do not fit in the "need"-based, yet out of state if way more than what I do have. I have a great GPA and would like help on finding niche and academic based scholarships.

I am currently a Junior in college studying accounting. I also have an internship at one of the Big 4 firms. I plan on getting my CPA after I finish 5 years of school (4-bachelors and 1-year of masters). I want help decided if I should stay in public accounting and work my way up or if it will...

I looked at the U of M checklist and it said what prerequisites I need to enter the sonography program should I get my prerequisites done at a community college?
( I am a junior in HS)

I am in 11th grade and want to pursue sonography how can I get into the field?

MN

We can't see into the future, but we can predict it. How would someone pursue a career where the future is unsure? Should the person change their career choice?

Question writing tips

I will be attending college for engineering in the fall and I want to get a jump start on purchasing the essential items for the up and coming semester.

I'm at Ohio State right now and wondering how I break into the field.

I want to become a pediatric PA, and I've learned that patient care hours are a really important requirement for getting into PA school. I know that the most common route to gaining these hours is through becoming a CNA, but I am really not interested in working in a nursing home or any other...

Currently a college sophomore and exploring environmental engineering related fields I could go into.

For example was it hard to balance your personal life and your education?
Was it hard to pass your classes?