A. Michelle Hawkins

There's so much out there about applying to college and I've been trying to get as much help as I can from that, but what are some of the most important things to think about/do?

Also, did you get the job?

Looking for different paths that people took

I am confused because I have been told by teachers and other people several different things and I just want one simple answer. I am also a freshman in high school. And I love playing lacrosse and I hope I get a scholarship.

I am going to 8th grade and I want to start getting better grades and prepare to get into a good high school I live in ct but want to go to ny for high school and college I want to know what I should do to prepare for this.

Why is college important for business? What college is best for my career?
Go to college for business or entrepreneurship?
What class do I take in college for business?

I haven't did a passion project and I'm in the summer before my senior year, I have an idea (maybe) on one but it's too late to show time commitment and stuff like that on it right? That's what I was told. But my mother got extremely sick last year and was on hospice for almost half of my...

(Please list everything you can) (ex: majors, tests, years, etc)

How is the pay salary and hourly wages?

and what are the job prospects and the types of jobs i can get?

How do i choose the best college for me? I'm interested in business and I'm not sure what my options are. Finances are a factor. I live in NYC. I need mentorship.

I am a high school senior that is applying to very selective schools. I have high grades and many extracurriculars, but don’t all the other students? What do you think can make one stand out to a school?

There’s good schools but how am I sure if they’re best for me specifically?

I am a high school senior and i’m planning on going to college next fall and would just like to hear about different experiences, good and bad! Any advice is welcome too

I was recommended to have a backup plan to teaching, or to use teaching as a secondary option. While I’m sure we’re all aware that teaching is hard these days and is only getting harder, What are some alternative uses I can implement my soon to be bachelors degree in education too?

I want to be a criminal justice lawyer but it's takes a lot of schooling just to do something that I aspire to do. Why should I risk it all if there is a possibility of me not getting the career I've worked for.