Laura T
Following Tags
Tags on answered questions
Active Locations
What are some additional skill I could acquire before entering the workforce?
This is my senior year at my university working on my bachelors in marketing.
What are the best study tips for an undergraduate studying biology?
I am an incoming junior and will be starting my upper division courses and am wondering if there are any highly impactful study tips that may be most helpful with the critical classes ahead.
What advice do you wish you had received when you were an incoming college freshman? #Spring26
At a time in our lives where we are inexperienced and prone to mistakes, I wonder what advice someone who has already gone through the college process would have to give!
How do you manage your schedule in college?
Rising Freshman, Economics and Data Science Major, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
What do you do on the first day of your job or internship?
Hello! I am still unemployed and still have a couple of questions in my mind. I am reflecting on my previous experiences, and I notice that I have difficulty doing or starting the tasks assigned to me if I do not know the full plan of the project. Situation#1: Manager gives me tasks like...
How can I make my resume stand out from other college students?
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.
How do you optimize the search for valuable job experience?
Between internships and actual jobs, how do college students balance school while looking for experience that is relevant, enjoyable, accessible, and/or well-paid?
Should I take the SAT or ACT or both? When should I take them?
I'm a rising freshman and I've already completed math classes up to Algebra 2. However, the reading and comprehension part is not my forte. I'm wondering if I should take the SAT/ACT in my freshman year or not, and if I should take both.
How to find major in college?
How to find major in college? I'm now a Junior, but I cannot define what major I really want to, so I will focus on the subjects that help me in that major.
How do I stand out for college interviews, or I guess just interviews in general?
I want to stand out and have a better chance of going to the college of my choice and getting a partnership there, and I wanted to know some of the ways you can stand out and leave a great impression. Thanks.
What are the most important things for a college application?
Are grades the only things that matters.
How can I get better at Math in psat?
How can I get better at Math in psat?
How can I improve my multitasking abilities so that when I focus on a specific subject, others don’t decline in quality?
How can I distribute my effort across multiple difficult subjects in school without sacrificing the quality of my work or understanding
After earning a college degree, what is the next step for sports journalism?
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.