Megan McCoy

Hello! As a college student in the middle of my career, I wanted to submit a question. What majors should students NOT go to college to study for? If you do list any majors: What do you recommend students do (instead) to pursue their career goals? I hope this question could help future...

I am starting my freshman year of college, and I want to obtain a better job in the field of my major, Information Technology. I have a background in coding, as I started using Lua for game development in Roblox back in 2020. Recently, I have also begun learning Python to earn my certification....

I'm a recent college graduate with a Math degree and certificates in Art History and German. I have a lot of interests, but I'm mainly focused on the arts. I'd like to do something to help the environment through music, writing, art, religion, etc.

After some research on my options for nearby education, nothing seems to have exactly what I want. Maybe I'm not searching well enough, but I dunno.

I don't have many, at most 4 or 5. Does have a big impact on my acceptance chances?

I am a college student looking to enter the tech industry.

Some of my hobbies are going on bike rides, hiking, and listening to music. I am right now leaning towards going to trade school so my student loans wouldn't be as bad and I'm ready for a job instantly after completion. However, I'm still not really sure what I would like to do.

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As a rising senior, I am most nervous about the next steps and around being prepared for when I graduate in regards to job and financial security.

I am in the 10th grade and I will be 16 this year and I have no clue how to be financially successful in the future,because of this I am honestly scared of the future.

I did some research and I am interested in certain colleges but I need more advice to choose the right college

Like what steps were taken when you first found out that’s what you wanted to be?

As someone who wants to be an animal caretaker for a zoo, does a degree in zoo technology (A.S) help more or less than a zoology degree (A.A)?

I‘m in all honers but I don’t know what else to take.

How do I apply for my second bachelors?

I know things like a good rest could help or maybe listening to music but sometimes that doesn’t feel like enough.

I would love to minor in theater as I am a distinguished chorus member and a large part of my high school's drama department, but I know that a good foundation generally comes from a stable job. I am considering a trade job, but I'm curious about how I can effectively manage my time for getting...

I just want to be prepared.

What would be some advice to others how to address and fix the issue if others were to experience this?

I'm largely considering becoming a pediatrician, but want to know if it's a right fit for me. The schooling seems daunting but I feel confident that I can get through it. What advice do you have or what do you wish you would have known going into the profession?

I’m curious to see why because i would love this as a job.

I just started Veterinary Assistant classes. Open to any tips on being the best.

I am a High School student wanting to do everything I can to be successful in my years to come in college as I further my education.

This information is beneficial to me because I am currently beginning to look into colleges and am struggling to decide one because I’m not fully set on a major. #spring23

Current college student, but having a hard time getting an opportunity for am internship since I do not really have super professional experience.

Is it only a select few? Where can I find the information for it?

Try to be detailed and understandable.

I want to study abroad at least once in my college years. I think it would be very interesting to get immersed in another culture an out my view of the world into a new perspective! Unfortunately the means to make this happen is a little difficult and i'm curious if there is any scholarship...

Hey! I am in 9th grade and I am thinking about what careers interest me so I can start taking classes that apply to what I want to do, I am interested in theater and acting. What is a realistic career I could choose if I enjoy theater and acting?

I don't want to seem like an average student to admissions officers.