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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?

#fall25

I plan on doing something in the business industry

My favorite subjects in school are Spanish and Journalism. If that helps.

I asked that since I really want to come back to my country with experience from successful companies to be able to implement what they do in my business.

First year student advice.

Im 18 years old, I am good at math and love helping people.

College Tips

I am questioning if I am choosing the right major.

How will AI influence careers in the future..

Are there other ways, rather than student loans?

I am majoring in elementary education and have had experience observing in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade classrooms. What are some of the most effective ways to teach students who deliberately refuse to participate and engage in class?

What is the best way to study to ensure you don't get behind in school?

I am interested to learn helpful study habits and how to not spend your whole day studying! I am so excited for nursing school, but I don't want to lose time for myself.

I'm interested in going into social work but I am not sure If i should take a major in psychology or major in social work. Is there a main difference between the two?

I am currently in highschool and looking for what I want to do in my future is so much pressure and overwhelming. I just want more information on what these two majors have to offer.

Although I do plan on getting my Masters, I am just curious as to whether or not certain jobs require that you have one.

I am a senior in high school. I'm hoping to go to grad school and maybe get a PhD after getting my BS. How can I prepare myself for my undergraduate degree now and for an eventual grad degree?

"I'm a student at the University of Cincinnati trying to grow, learn, and figure out college life."

I'm a high school senior about to graduate, and I'm going to my state's community college for their culinary program. The biggest expense is room and board, and I'm trying to decide if it's worth it to live on campus. I think it'd be a fun experience and an opportunity to practice independence,...

I am a high school senior student that go accepted to Bloomsburg University. I will be graduating this year. I need to tips so that I don't sleep in and fail college on my first semister.

I want my future career to be centered around travel so what career or field should I look into?

Incoming freshman for the fall 2026

I am a 28 year old mom of two, who works full time as well. I am going back to school to be a massage therapist and I am wondering what are the best time management strategies so that I can find success in my studies and balance life? #Fall25

A) I've never really had to study, as school's been easy so far, and I'm scared for when it gets harder.
B) I'm uncertain how I will take care of my mental health while away in college, and I am scared for this.

I’m not sure which one I’d rather do. I feel it comes down to passion, right?

I'm a senior in high school who wants to major in business. I know business requires making connections, but I'm a little rocky in this area.

I've always been interested in humanities and using my creativity. I love writing, psychology, music, baking, and art. I'm still struggling deciding on my major and how it'll be used for my future career.

I am someone who has recently decided to go back to school and pursue a different degree because my current job leaves me filling drained and unfulfilled. How did you find your purpose and what advice can you give to someone who is trying to find theirs?

(I am a senior in high school know an going into the pre veterinary program for zoology)

What is everyone’s opinion about a traditional college experience rather than starting the business I know I want now? Trying to justify spending $120,000 for four years at a state college instead of using that money for starting my business. #Fall25

I am going to major in linguistics and I think it will be kind of hard to find a job in that field. I plan to learn multiple languages but what can I do with that degree?

I want to minimize the amount of money I owe after graduation but will not have a regular full time job during the school terms.

I'm in the 12th Grade and I'm going to be heading off to college soon. I've been interesting in getting into law, but I want to know what Law School is actually like.

Would the right time be soon after high school, after a short break, or a little time after to soak in life's experiences?

I'm about to start my first full-time job after college, and I want to make sure I make the most of the experience.