Brianna C., MS, SLP

I am a freshman in High School looking to do better than I am right now. My current grade is a C.

How are the classes taught? What is expected from me in medschool? Give me a day to day life in detail. These have all been my biggest questions for the past 2 years and I don't ever know who to ask because I have never known or had an opportunity to ask someone who was or is going to be in...

I really want a job where I can provide some kind of help or care to people... Considering speech therapy, psychical therapy, or becoming just a general nursing assistant.

I am a high school student wondering what benefits come with getting different degrees.

What is the difference in a psychology degree focusing on addiction versus a degree in social science focusing on substance abuse? I am an adult with a GED looking to go back to school online.

Don't really wanna go to college but I have to

Will college be very different to High School?

My dream school is an out of state university with a high tuition. I have a few in state universities that are cheaper on my backup list, but I don't want to give up on my dream school.

One of the options I would pick for a job is a marine biologist, but I also want to be a vet so I can help save animals In need. Would I have to major in 2 things for this?

I am a freshman in college currently undecided on my career path. I have a wide number of interests so I’m in the process of exploring. My main interests are in interior design and writing. However, I do also loveee mysteries/crime solving. For right now, I just want want to learn how or if...

Meeting someone new is never an easy thing, especially when it's someone being paid to learn as much about someone as possible and analyze their lifestyle and provide advice and/or help

I was thinking of going to school for psychology, but writing is what I really want to do. I was thinking of making that a minor.

I am looking for some advice to set me above the rest. any advice be appreciated.

I am a freshman in college, currently majoring in English. I love to write, especially fictional stories. I also love interior design and would like to learn how to get my foot in the door with both of these careers.

I was initially under the impression you can just go to college and focus on your major + a few other classes. I plan on majoring in fine arts. Is it mandatory that I complete other core class subjects prior to actually getting to take an art class? Can I even expect to touch a paint brush...