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As a high school student who is trying to decide between two majors, I feel like this is a typical dilemma faced when deciding a business major.

I am interested in architecture, yet I have no experience in it. I don't really want to do accounting, but a family friend has already promised me a job out of college as an accountant. Should I do what I'm interested in, or go with the guaranteed job security?

I am a 17 year old high-school student and I've been doing photography for quite some time and started my own business from it. But I'm also a student who loves math and engineering and I feel as if I'm destined for it, but I'm still unsure because of how much I love photography. #Fall25

I am a senior in high school and I plan to attend Bowling Green State University and major in early childhood education.

I will be a freshman in college in the fall of 2026. I plan to complete my bachelors and my graduate degree within a five year program for accounting and finance. I’ve always been good at all types of math but I wanted to focus on math with more daily “real world” applications. I also wanted...

As a student preparing to enter the digital marketing field, I’m interested in knowing how artificial intelligence is changing the industry. I want to learn about the skills and knowledge that professionals believe students should focus on so we can be prepared for the future of digital marketing.

Things like life changing events and certain thinking that is different from what I have now, which is one of a high schooler.

I am currently a senior at Baruch College studying Advertising and Marketing Communications. I'm interested in doing social media/digital marketing and I want to know what important skills I should work on that tend to be overlooked or not focused on enough!

I'm currently a college senior, planning on graduating in May 2026. I want to hone my skills in my major, but it feels like I cannot find an entry level job right now. Are there any particular things that would help me break into the fields?

I feel like no matter what goals I set, I always end up getting distracted in one way or another. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong because I am usually an ambitious student. I really want to find ways to get into the flow state of working and Im not sure how to get into that state.

I’m a high school student interested in creative careers like marketing, social media, and content creation. I want to start learning skills now that will help me stand out after graduation. I enjoy making videos, writing, and designing, but I’m not sure which skills are most important to focus...

How can I prepare for an interview? #Fall25

What specifically should I look into as an undergrad?

I am a high school senior who is getting nervous since everyone around me seems to know what they want to do in life. I enjoy the arts but don't think it would make a promising career.

Like the thought gives me anxiety, becasue what do you mean I have to do this for the rest of my life till I retire? How do I know whats right for me?

Mainly for accounting or financial classes.

When work situations unsettle me emotionally, I sometimes find it hard to reset and refocus. I want to strengthen my emotional intelligence gradually. What are some practical, step-by-step strategies that have worked for others in professional environments?

I have no co-signers and my part-time internship doesn't cover the bills as long with my part-time job. Scholarships are my only savior or are there other ways to get housing and college?

College is very confusing to me. There's a lot of things that I don't understand and I feel overwhelmed sometimes. I try to focus on things based off of priority, so I am really curious to know what to pay attention to the most.

Clark Atlanta University Freshman Business Administration Major with a Concentration in Finance and Financial Planning; Minor in Accounting. My favorite classes are Honors English Composition and both of my math classes. I like to sleep, watch tv, and spend time with both family and friends....

I am going to be entering nursing school after graduation in June and I want to be as successful as possible. In college, I know there are things such as events and friends that can become a distraction from studies and I want to know how I can fully focus on my studies to reach the goal I am...

Such as designing advice, good habits to build early, skill builders, etc.

I'm a 12th grader, who likes to draw and has issues with procrastination. I have bad sleeping habits and like to have my free time.

I am going to college for mechanical engineering, and it is my dream to have a strong career with cars in any way possible.

I am looking for conservation based field work opportunities and applying to colleges like Michigan State and the University of Chicago.

I am currently a senior in high school, applying for scholarships when I start my freshman year at Walla Walla University in Fall 2026. My goal is to get a bachelor's degree in social work and become a clinical case manager.

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How to be prepared for dorms, classes, and a social life while balancing being on your own

Nursing Major, College Sophomore

I feel like I can never get into the flow of studying, I always feel just a little bit distracted and I feel like that holds me back from doing my best when it comes to my courses.

As a high school senior, should my desire not to be in debt after college affect my decision not to go to med school?

My step mom told me as I was getting older that I will have to get a second job if I want to become a teacher. I have been told so many times I shouldn't go into teaching because of the pay. I am just worried I won't be able to support myself doing what I love.

I am in 12th grade, and trying to decide what school to go to to study pharmacy. One option is cheaper and closer to home, but the other is my dream school but more expensive.

Furthermore, what are some of the best online resources to use when starting a business?

Going for associate of applied science. 😁

I want to be an orthodontist, and I know that takes many years of additional schooling. I want to make sure I stay motivated and not fall out of love with my passion.

I've been accepted to both and they are both really nice. I'm stuck between them!

Would it be beneficial for me to work for 1-3 years as a clinical data analyst with a bachelor's degree then attend graduate school to earn my masters, or should I attend graduate school directly after college? I am currently majoring in statistics for my undergraduate degree, and will...

career advice // future endeavors

I want to choose I minor that fits with my major but also do something that I am passionate about and will help my career.

I have personally heard that if you're just at the right place at the right time then yes there is a chance to become really successful in the business you have created. It is also still very difficult in creating one because of sponsors and etc. Also the city you're in is also a very big...

How to find good scholarships
How to write a good scholarship essay

Will I be torturing myself for the next four years and spending unnecessary money just because I enjoy these things? My minors wouldn't relate much to the majors I want.

I am a high school senior and I am preparing to interview with some colleges, what sort of questions should I prepare for? Thank you!

I am currently a senior in high school and I will go to college in less than a year to pursue a nutrition and dietetics degree from UTSA.

Or is it better to just focus full time on studying for medicine?

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

Time management

Not sure exactly where to put the hashtag #Fall25

What is one piece of advice do you have for a 1st year college student to help stay on top of your schedule with assignments and exam study/prep?

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