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How did you first begin your journey?
what made you realize that this is what you want to do in life.
What career fields or opportunities would you recommend for someone who enjoys leadership (I am involved in NJHS and student council), music (choir), sport (volleyball), literature, and service, and who wants to use their talents to positively influence others while staying grounded in strong values and faith?
I’m a driven and creative 8th grader at Founders Classical Academy of Rogers who loves leadership, music, sports, and faith. I serve as Secretary of NJHS, participate in student council and choir, and play volleyball. I aspire to become valedictorian, attend a top university, and build a future...
What are some unique passion projects?
Hi guys, Im currently a sophmore in highschool and trying to deepen my intrests in forensic science and music. Ive been searching for passion projects for awhile and I feel like everything is the same, like students at my school creating nonprofits or blogs that don't really do much. I want to...
What is the best advice you have ever received regarding maintaining discipline and building useful study habits How did this advice help you become a more successful student? #Spring2026?
Hello my name is Paula! I am currently a senior in high school. I am thinking of studying psychology and minoring in voice performance. I am still not fully committed to a major as I am still keeping my options open. For me one of the biggest struggles in high school was maintaining a tight...
Should you try getting a job related to something you're passionate about, or will it ruin it for you?
I've seen a handful of artists say things about how having jobs where they have to make art constantly has made them stop liking it. I was wondering if this is a common way for people to end up feeling. I also would like to know if it's only in the creatives, or if things like sports,...
How do I not be in debt for undergraduate studies and how do I manage two time and effort consuming majors?
I am planning to double major in violin performance and neuroscience in college.
Do you mostly rehearse with musicians, compose alone, or work with technology/software?
This question applies to Music Directors & Composers.
What to expect once I start my career as a Music artist?
After I had finish learning music and how to create, Where or How do I get started?
What business careers offer flexibility, travel opportunities, and creative freedom?
I'm an 19 years old about to head to college for business major in next fall of 2026! Id really like to explore more on the career paths and roles that have this type of environment!
I’m unsure on what I wanna do, currently a junior in hs, and I wanna do something get’s me active,losing weight,get’s me stronger, so I thought trades but my parents want me to get the college experience even though my cumulative gpa is low (2.8) and I thought about college mainly North Texas(even it’s out of state) but I’m not sure and one of high paying degree’s like stem majors, I’m not too interested in, so I don’t know what to do?
I’m not sure but would like some help, I wanna be ready for when I step out into the world
How can I maximize my time before college (especially during the summer)?
As a current senior that has applied to colleges and is waiting for decisions, what should be my priority now (besides maintaining grades, etc.)? I would like to start my own business in the future and I'm not sure if I should begin to invest my time in starting a small business/hustle or find...
How did you decide what kind of music to write or what avenue in which to take your career to be successful? #Fall25
I have so many different avenues I want to explore, such as pop, international, film, etc. Is it better to pick one avenue or try several? #Fall25
How viable is a music career ?
I'd love to follow my dreams, but I also want financial security. I feel I'd be miserable if I sacrificed my passion, but I've been often told that artistic careers aren't lucrative.
How do music teachers feel about not actually being able to play in their bands and choirs?
I'm thinking of becoming a music teacher because I want a stable career in music, but I'm scared that I'll miss playing in the band.
What is the hardest thing to learn about Music Theory?
What's the most difficult concept to learn and master when it comes to Music Theory education, whether it be compositional, vocal or aural?