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I am a senior in high school, and I hope to attend a four-year university. However, I’m unsure whether I can afford the tuition. Coming from a low-income household, I want to know if it’s worth taking out loans to attend the university I really want to go to.

I'm working on launching a non-profit organization, however if I'm being honest I really don't know where to start. I have a solid vision down, but how can I get out there?

How can I expand as much as possible? Any tips or tricks?

I hear a lot of past teachers say they quit because of burn out and regret their license. I’m afraid of this happening to me and want to know what to do in order to help prevent this.

Hi, I'm a senior in high school and am planning to pursue music or philosophy in college so that I can either be a musician or philosophy professor. While these are my top contenders for my career, I don't think I'm really opposed to any career. How do I know that I'm choosing the career path...

Hi, in this day and age, I am curious whether architecture is still a program that is worth going into, because of ai and in general as a good career.

I am a Japanese and business major with a minor in international politics, but I'm not sure what to do as a career.

I am a senior with a broad range of interests, from art to mathematics, science, healthcare, business, and more. No singular career field feels right to me, and while I can only apply for a narrow educational path in college, I wish I could have the opportunity to explore many different career...

I'm an upcoming freshman to college, and I just wanted to see what everyone's opinions are about college, and how to make it the best possible experience I can have! #Fall25

I’m a student from Puerto Rico that is soon going to graduate and I’ve heard a lot about what college is like, but not really how to deal with it or prepare for the transition. I want to know what I should do right away to make things easier and avoid getting overwhelmed once I start.
#Fall25

I'm an undergraduate student going to Columbia College Chicago with a major in Illustration. I don't exactly have any "community experience" and such, so I'm not too sure on what else to add to my resume.

I'm a current high school senior, planning to attend Shippensburg University for my bachelor's in accounting. How would I know whether tax, auditing, corporate, or forensic is best for me?

Im a high school senior, I don't know exactly what I'm looking to do careers wise and am open to new ideas.

I really want to attend college and get a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. After obtaining my Bachelor's Degree, I want to attend an Audiology Doctorate Program.

I am currently a 2nd year chemical engineering student at Michigan Technological University. I love to swim and am on the college club swim team.

One thing I really regret about the college process as a high school senior is the fact that I started it so late this last summer. Although I found my way around with help and effort, it would have been helpful to know certain tips earlier. That’s why I am planning to be on top of things...

I'm currently a senior in high school planning on attending UNC Charlotte starting fall of 2026. I want to do well in school but I also want to get money and have experiences outside of school that will help me once I try to find a full time job.

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What are some good questions to ask about a field we might be interested in?

What is the best first step to take when you don’t have any clue on what to do for your future?

p.s. I know it was only one question but I had to take space.

Restarting school in the Spring with the goal to become an elementary school special ed teacher. Currently working as a paraprofessional assisting students on the spectrum and with learning disabilities.

I switched majors later in my college journey and restarted academically after managing ADHD, anxiety, and other challenges. Now I’m doing well, but I still feel out of place socially sometimes. I also feel like curriculum and class structures don’t always consider people who didn’t follow the...

How can high school students best prepare for the transition to college life? What is the best way to prepare for being a college student and getting involved in college life?

I'm in the tenth grade. I'm studying in Kazakhstan, but I want to go to a university in Malaysia. I'm fond of literature. I know three languages and I'm also learning the fourth

How does the student manage their time with studying and sports and college life?

I have been accepted into the Health Sciences college at Texas Tech, University of Oklahoma, Tarleton State University, and Creighton University. Merit scholarships have been offered How do I choose which one is the best fit?

How do I help create a good start for myself entering college?

Hello! I'm only a freshman in highschool but I have always known that I wanted to do something in Arts, a/v technology & communications career cluster. I just now found out what I want to do in that cluster, I want to to be in the film industry. Whether it's acting on stage in front of a live...

Most of the scholarships I find don’t apply to me or are just fluff and I won’t ever win them even though I still apply. It seems like a waste of time.

study tips

I know that AI can be used as a tool in studying. I want to use it in a way that is helpful but doesn't affect how I learn.

I am a 5th generation construction worker wanting to extend my knowledge and climb corporate ladders. I am currently a Business Development Manager for a company that is opening doors for their second location. I have been able to make it this far up the ladder without a degree but would like...

I noticed that most scholarships require being currently enrolled in a program. Where can I find scholarships that will allow me to apply before I start?