Wilder, Idaho

I want to go into kinesiology/physical therapy in college. One of the best things to get a good job in physical therapy is by doing internships, but it's difficult to find good internships that will help me have the best experience and teach me the most possible. #Spring2026

So, I was laid off from my job after my manager was arrested for being a p3d0. The owner of the place said it was because of overstaffing, but I'm not entirely convinced. I currently am struggling with finding a new job, but I'm not sure anyone would want to hire a 16 year old who was laid off...

Both are no longer requirements at many colleges, so I'm unsure how necessary it is, Especially since I know I'll be transferring to a different college next year so I know the SAT might come up, but what are the chances?

So, I am an author with published writing, and I have gotten amazing scores on singing. I want to make a small career out of my music hobby, and I currently am writing a book. So, authors or musicians, what should I do?

I have no working experience, but do have social skills. I am not allowed to babysit nor have social media. I want to make my own money, so I can save for college.

Many people have trouble figuring out how to study once they are out of high school, so, what are some good study habits to apply to your routine once you're in medical school?

After I plan on graduating college, I hope to start my own real estate company just like my mom did. I want it to be successful and want to make my name well known in this area!

What's it like living as an artist? What are the positives and the challenges that creators face. (I'm interested in mainly performing arts, but I'll take any advice).

As a high school student, what are some steps I need to take to begin living on my own. Balancing career and personal life. Especially as someone who wants a career in the performing arts, which can be high stress.

I'm currently in my sophomore year of college and I've been asked a few times if I was getting my master's but I'm not really sure if I want to, I know overall having a master's would probably get you into more opportunities but is there more? Like if I started working at a firm with my...

I work in the food industry and will be staying at home for the first year of college.

I am a student athlete that doesn't have enough time to work a job outside of school and sports and therefore can't get money to pay for college. I applied for scholarships but I'm afraid that I won't have enough by the time the tuition, room, and board are due. I want to take as little student...

I am wondering what different methods help people to keep a more consistent balance.

For students who think ahead, getting an early start can feel overwhelming—especially when resources are limited—but gaining experience as soon as possible is key to building confidence and direction. #Spring25

I'm currently a high school senior and I plan on going to college to major in physics and electrical engineering. I have a passion for physics and am excited to learn more about it.
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