Ypsilanti Charter Township, MI

I’m starting my LPN program soon and want to prepare myself mentally and academically. I’ve heard the first year can be challenging, so I’d love advice on what to expect and what made the biggest difference for you.

How will college prepare me for the real world and career?

#Fall25

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I plan on moving two hours away from home. I am really close with my parents and family, but I know I need to branch out to become my own person. I know I'm going to miss them, so I want advice on how to cope or mentally prepare.

If I were to choose criminology and psychology majors, would those be beneficial if I want to focus on why criminals do the things they do and how their brains differ from 'normal' people's brains?

I'm currently working on my bachelor's degree in Graphic design, and there are moments when I feel my artwork isn't up to par, and whether my work will be received well. How do I get past this mindset?

I have some certifications under my belt, and have made the decision to pursue a degree in the field as well.

I'm 14 years old, I'm hard working and willing to take on any task.

I am looking for conservation based field work opportunities and applying to colleges like Michigan State and the University of Chicago.

I hear that journalism majors don’t have a lot of job opportunities and I want to major in journalism because it relates to my passion for writing. I am passionate about writing because I love the creativity of writing and the freedom of expression it gives. I want to know that my major will...

I am a high school senior so I still have time to figure out my job situation but it would be nice to get ahead of the game.

What is everyone’s opinion about a traditional college experience rather than starting the business I know I want now? Trying to justify spending $120,000 for four years at a state college instead of using that money for starting my business. #Fall25

I am an aspiring music performance major and am wondering how to find gigs and auditions. Is it mostly word of mouth, or are there special places to look?

I am a high school senior interested in studying chemistry. I want to pursue a career in forensic science. I have taken a high school-level forensic science class and really enjoyed it, and I have always enjoyed chemistry, but I know it is difficult.

I want to become a psychiatrist, but it’s my understanding that most people leave this field due to burnt out. Am I making the right choice by pursing it?