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How do I continue into college when I feel so exhausted after high school? Does senioritis reset, or will I feel as drained in college?
I'm about to graduate as a senior out of high school, from Sato Academy of Math and Science in Long Beach, California, and I feel like it's drained me. Will the summertime be a time for rejuvenation? Does the senioritis wear off in time for my freshman year of college? Or will I feel just as...
When is the ideal time to be looking for scholarships for the next year in college??
I am an incoming freshman who's worried about being able to pay pass my first year of college and I was wonder when I should start looking for more scholarships.
How difficult is it to land an internship/job directly out of college with a business degree?
12th grader entering college next year, planning on majoring in business
As a college graduate, how do you find the right balance between choosing a job that matches your passion and maintaining a healthy work-life balance?
I just graduated from NC State and am pursuing a Bioinformatics Master's Degree at UNC Charlotte. Once I finish school in 2 years, I will be in the job market and want to know how to find that "perfect" job.
How do college students distribute their studying during finals week for different subjects?
Are they advised weeks ahead or so, and then they would have to distribute studies for each subject??
What is one thing that helped you transition from a high school student to a college student? Especially if you're moving far from home
i have a 3.1 cumulative GPA and love to play basketball and socialize. I've also had the same job at papa Murphy's for almost 3 years now.
How did you deal with your fears of uncertainty when choosing where you want to go, both in college and in your career, and did you end up changing from your original plan, and by how much?
I'm scared I'l make the wrong choice and that I won't follow the path I want to see myself going down so any help would be greatly appreciated.
What are some common challenges you faced when transitioning from a college major to a career?
Computer Science, Cyber Security
What was a turning point in your early business journey that changed how you approached leadership or growth?
I’m an Accounting and Finance major with a strong interest in both entrepreneurship and the broader world of business. I’m curious about how early experiences shape long-term success. #Spring25
What is some advice you would have for college freshmen?
Anything college related that you had to learn the hard way. Or would learning it the hard way better my experience and person?
Should I pursue what I actually like in college (considering major and likely careers resulting), or should I pursue a major with a career with a more successful prospective career?
For example, I love art and deep down I want to pursue something art-related, but it is hard to advance and earn money as an artist. Therefore, I am considering a Business major and Chinese, even though I have no real drive for business, I am just assuming it will be easier for me to find a...
What is the best path from college to landing a position as an AI Cybersecurity specialist What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience?What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience? #Spring2025?
What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience? I am going for a Bachelor's in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity and AI.
What are all the benefits from joining clubs and getting involved in college? #Spring25
What are all the benefits could I earn from doing this? I know its important to get into college, and perhaps some jobs, but is there even more now that I'm in college? I would love to learn more! #Spring25
How have alumni from your college helped you begin or grow your career?
I’m narrowing my decision of colleges and wondering how much support I can expect when I’m done with my studies.
When making final college decisions, should I choose a school that is financially affordable for me, but I'm not super excited about Or should I choose a school I like more but is less financially affordable?
The two schools I'm deciding between are both a bit out of reach for me financially, but the one I like more is much more expensive. I'm not sure which to choose because I want to be financially responsible when I pick a college.