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I am a currently senior in high school and I plan to attened college. I have many majors in mind and I'm not sure what to pick.
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I am a college freshman majoring in studio art and hoping to become a photographer. I'm worried that being an art major isn't going to help me find a well paying job in the future.

I have a hard time focusing without unconsciously spacing out in any subject I'm not passionate about. My study habits aren't the greatest, and a lot of the time I feel unprepared for tests. I want to start college with good study habits and not be stuck on my bad ones, thank you so much!...

I have always felt like a lot of what I am passionate in is not incredibly lucrative. Because of this, I have felt the need to force myself to change my interests to fit a profitable career path. How can one attain a job with financial stability while also making room for their natural passions?

I am in high school and wondering what are some similarities from high school that I can expect to see in college.

Highschool, Going to college

It feels like a lot of teachers and friends know that college is different than high school but the only things they tell me are that I get more freedom and what not. I feel like there should be more and I don't have many ways to find out.

I am a junior doing IB so I'm expected to be at the very least decent with my writing, which I am. But I sometimes feel a little overwhelmed when I look at my peers and see how easy it is for them to express their ideas so clearly. I do gotta say that I am introverted, which could maybe have...

How should I ensure that I not only get an internship but that the internships will help me find a career.

I have always been more introverted and I'm worried that when I get to college I will be tempted to disappear into the background. Any tips for getting out there?

For business/law majors

I have heard my friends complain about AI "ruining their future careers" How do I avoid falling into this?

How can I best prepare myself now to stand out in the competitive field of finance or accounting?

I am currently 17 years old and have applied for college. Does anyone know how I would figure out what I want my major to be? Is it ok if I am not sure what I want to do yet?

What tips do you have?

For instance when working in a retail setting

I'm a high school student interested in Accounting, Finance, and working with numbers. I want to start building the right skills and experience now to be well-prepared for college and a successful career in Accounting. #Fall25

I’m a dual enrollment student but my study skills aren’t the best. I’m going into college next year and in one of my recent classes in high school I actually, learned that I like to review and answer questions or practice questions. In dual enrollment we don’t get much practice questions,...

Tips to help study.

How will college prepare me for the real world and career?

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I graduated high school in 2020. I am choosing to go back to school now because it finally feels right. I feel I have a direction and purpose. How do I keep the motivation I have now? Any tips on how to balance going to school while working full-time?

I am looking into the field of Occupational therapy, and have heard many people do internships in college or over their summers to ensure that this is what they want to do. However, I do not want to prioritize this over my paid job if it is not truly beneficial to the college and job readiness...

I want to get a psychology degree, but I don't know what specifically I want to with the degree or of any internships/jobs I can enter to get started.

How should I study? How should I organize things?

I want to go into Operations Management and I don't know how I would apply for an internship.

Especially for accounting and mathematics majors? #Fall25

I am a senior in high school, and I struggle to make new friends because of my anxiety. I often feel like I need to change myself to suit others around me. I want to find my people and be able to stick with them with the confidence that they will always be there for me and not betray me or...

I often have so many options when applying for my colleges, and can never really hone in on what is important in the application process.

I want to be an assistant of some kind, office, record, or anything to do with helping and organizing.

I am applying for scholarships to help pay for my college. However, I'm worried that I won't stand out to those selecting the winners. What are a couple ways I could make my applications better to stand out more.

I want to major in creative writing and/or the classics, and hope to move forward with this to grad school, but want to make sure I can afford it all.

I'm finishing my sophomore year of college and most the scholarships I received in high school are about to run out. I've been doing a lot research but found it very difficult to find real scholarships to apply for since being out of high school.

Im a senior in high school and I'm interested in biology and anatomy.

I’m a high school senior applying to college, and I want to major in biology on the pre-med track. I know college is really different from high school and it’s a big jump, especially with this major. So I’m wondering what mindset or small habits I should have to keep myself going every day...

I am very overwhelmed with choosing a college and being able to get into a good school, but to factor in costs, I was wondering how much choice of school really impacts the trajectory of where you could end up in the job market. Do companies really care where you went to college, and does that...

I’m in future teacher internship, and I’m trying to figure out how the teacher plans the activity that kids are going to enjoy and not get bored of it.

I plan on moving two hours away from home. I am really close with my parents and family, but I know I need to branch out to become my own person. I know I'm going to miss them, so I want advice on how to cope or mentally prepare.

Being full-time enrolled at an university while struggling with finances is hard for many students. Pursuing goals and dreams is not impossible but requires resiliency and much dedication. I believe this is possible but I find myself with tied hands.

I get distracted very easily and have trouble with retaining information from text books like memorization I forget very easy and I more of a hands on learner.

I know what I want now, but how will that change in college?

AS a senior in high school I struggle with being organized and staying on top of my work. I want to be successful in college and am curious if anyone has advice?

I am a senior in high school and am going to college next fall. I am planning on majoring in Pre-Med and would like tips for studying. Any examples/ideas would help.

I am a senior in high school looking to engage in various activities around my college, but I do not love talking to new people often.

Do I cram for interviews or prepare in a different way?

I’m a senior at Cesar Chavez high school I’m in between two majors which are psychology and sociology I’m a multi student athlete that plays track and field, football, and basketball

I'm currently working on my bachelor's degree in Graphic design, and there are moments when I feel my artwork isn't up to par, and whether my work will be received well. How do I get past this mindset?

What tips for time management once you enter college will be useful?

College Freshman interested in business, health care and law.

Thinking about a computer science degree, though many jobs are being replaced or modified with AI.