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I will be graduating soon from high school and I am a little bit scared of going to the university since I don't have a clue on how it is really gonna be.

I was always under the impression that a business degree is probably the most useful, but I am realizing I actually have no evidence to back that up.

I’m in 12th grade and picked psychology as my main major but I also want to minor in business. Aside from those I think I also want to major in sports management and minor in counseling. My problem with this is that would be a lot of work and I don't know if I have enough time in my schedule to...

I'm not sure what I want to be yet, but I still have 3 years ahead of me in high school. I don't want to take the wrong courses, and all that...? I love healthcare, counselling, animals, not so much math and chem.

I will be starting college in the fall and want to make sure I get the most out of my experience. What are the best ways to establish good study habit when starting college? #Spring2025

I want to open my own business(es) but obviously its not just as easy as jumping right into that after graduation. So where do I start the process?

As an incoming econ major I'm preparing myself to network in college but I'm struggling. How do you get used to putting yourself out there? Does it ever get easier?

I've put a lot of thought into what I want to major in but I'm still not sure what I want to do. What would be the best course of action for me? Thank you for your consideration #spring25!

I am currently in community college but will be transferring in the fall. I am worried that I will not have enough time for my hobbies while keeping my grades up.

I am about to go to college in the fall, and I am worried about maintaining a healthy work schedule without falling behind.

I just want to know the difficulty gap between the two things. I've heard a lot from family and friends about how much easier high school was for them and I feel a bit nervous.

What are several appliances and need for college classes, dorms and school life in general?

I'll be a freshman in college this fall 2025, and I don't consider myself outgoing. I'd like to make friends and get to know my teachers, but I'm nervous. Additionally, I went to the open house for the college I plan to attend, feeling out of place being there.

I live three hours away from the college I am going to attend in the Fall. I do not have a car so I cannot just drive back home if I am feeling depressed or have one of my panic attacks. I need help finding ways to cope with my mental health especially because I am going to be far away from home.

How do you know you chose the right career for you?