Laura Turkienicz

Are grades the only things that matters.

How can I get better at Math in psat?

How can I distribute my effort across multiple difficult subjects in school without sacrificing the quality of my work or understanding

Between internships and actual jobs, how do college students balance school while looking for experience that is relevant, enjoyable, accessible, and/or well-paid?

Is it ideal to seek out internships, or should I let opportunities find me? Is it best to try to get a deal with a news source and pump out work? Or do I shadow experienced sportswriters and hone my skills? The world after college feels so broad, so I would appreciate advice on how to find guidance.

a fast method

Hello! My name is Sanvhi and I am a rising junior. This summer and in the following months, I plan on conducting secondary research on the connection between architecture and domestic violence in India, exploring how spaces can impact the increase or decrease in violence taking place. To be...

I’ve been exploring the Salesforce ecosystem recently and keep seeing a lot of talk about Data Cloud especially around AI and customer data unification. I’m honestly trying to figure out how important it really is in real jobs and not just in marketing content. From people actually working in...

I am a Junior in high school

I am a student at Saratoga Springs High School in 12th grade, a future finance-major, and a golfer and runner. My favorite classes are economics, accounting, and gym.

I wanna know exactly what I'm getting myself into as I'm very curious as to what are some of the really cool careers that are down this path.

I am interested in psycholgoy, and criminal justice. I am a senior, and like to read, write, lift weights, and play basketball.

Why is college actually so expensive?

I am a 17 year old junior, and I am about to head into my senior year, and I know that internships are very helpful for gaining experience and showing professional development, which colleges sometimes use to determine admission and scholarships; but I also know that extracurriculars help...

When I attend college, I want to ensure that I can effectively balance time spent studying, working, and spending time with friends and family. What are the best time-management skills that I can apply to stay on track with my education, but make time for things outside of the educational sphere?