Tiarra Hill

I am a high school student with a major in engineering. Help me find some useful short courses to build my resume. Moreover, if those courses should be free and it's fine if it includes youth summits it's just like that I just want to get experience or exposure with international students

I'm trying to become successful in the near future and do welding. Can I get any tips on what I can do once i get started?

I'm good at reading, writing, I'm creative, and I'm decently with technology. My hobbies are reading, playing games, and and watching TV shows. I'm none-too-great with math, though. I'm interested in becoming something like a librarian or someone who helps manage files. What...

I’m currently a Registered Behavior Technician making $22/hr and am looking into associate degree options because I’m feeling pretty burned out in my current field. Unfortunately, due to working full time and having bills to pay, programs that require clinicals aren’t really realistic for me...

Hey there, I was wondering what you regretted in your life such as misbehaving in class, not caring about certain oppurtinities that would've helped you with life, or even rejecting offers that were huge. I'm going to 7th grade, and I just wanted to know if there's anything that I should not...

Rising Freshman, Economics and Data Science Major, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Have you ever had an experience in your professional field, whether that be blue collar white collar, etc, that made you adapt well into your workplace? Was it a deadline, a stressful workweek, or something your co-worker simply said that clicked for you?

what could i do for college and be ready for it.

What is the salary of an Oil Rig worker.

I am a first-generation student from North Carolina and plan to attend a four-year university. I would like to work during my college journey, but do not know how to go about this. On top of all of this, I would like to know how to go about balancing my academic, work, and personal life during...

I have a interest in helping people and providing

I am an incoming college student, and I am going to be living in a town I never lived in before. I want to apply for work study jobs and pay for my tuition.

Because I'm not sure what to study, and I've seen many people who, once they're halfway through their degree, no longer enjoy it—and I'm afraid the same thing might happen to me.

Any education professionals

Do I start listing all of my outside of school activities to colleges and mass brag? Should I be humble and not go there? How should one present themselves with college applications.