Wong Loke Yuen

I feel as though it is a very good program that could open my career to many different job opportunities and if I don't want to go through on one side, I could go through on the other which seems extremely enticing. I feel as though the only real downside to it is the fact that I will have...

For most applications for jobs, internships, and co-ops, they add the ability to add a cover letter with your application. In most cases is this entirely necessary to include? Additionally, if you were to write a general cover letter to submit to most applications without editing it what should...

I was wondering if any current college students can tell me the most important factors or factors they wish they looked into when picking a college.

I'm a high school senior and do a lot of volunteer work in my community and want to make a career out of helping others. I'm good at organizing people so I thought I could go work for a nonprofit as some sort of manager. Is this feasible and if so what major should I look at getting that would...

Freshman, political science major at Vanderbilt.

I want to be a therapist and I am currently in my 1st year of college.

I am a high school senior preparing to earn a business degree in the future. I am wanting to become a Training and Development Manager and am wondering if a Management Degree or Human Resources Management Degree would be best for this career.

I am currently in the 12th grade. I want to major in biology what can I do to strive in it

Sometimes, I look at statistics about which majors have the best results after college.

I feel like I've always had a different idea till I decided to study business, but I'm afraid it may change again. Is this common?

I have been applying to many different scholarships for many months now and have so far heard nothing back from any of them. Are there any tips for standing out in scholarship applications? How can I balance this with college workload as well?

I am a Community Health education major, who has volunteered in the community, but not been able to obtain employemnt.

I am a high school senior interested in studying chemistry. I want to pursue a career in forensic science. I have taken a high school-level forensic science class and really enjoyed it, and I have always enjoyed chemistry, but I know it is difficult.

I'm just curious about what habits I should learn early on before it's too late to pick them up.

To be specific, I'd want to do things such as research on actual human brains, alongside living people! Is this possible?