Caitlin Canton

I like science and engineering

As college begins to approach for many, building solid applications is a goal most students currently share.

What are the best things that can be included in an application? How can I improve my college application?

I'm a senior in high school and everyone wants to know my future plans. The thing is, I was homeschooled until recently, and feel like all of my peers got more opportunities to find out what they're passionate about. There are so many topics - writing, education, computers, videomaking,...

I’m not sure but would like some help, I wanna be ready for when I step out into the world

I plan to pursue Computer Science as my major, and I would like to know what additional activities I should focus on beyond my college coursework to strengthen my profile and improve my chances of getting into a good university. I am especially interested in learning about online courses,...

What can I do to enter a role accounting with BBA in Management degree, graduated in 23 but never really enter corporate except accounting internship in 2022 because of having to help my parents. I have a whole different of kind of experience which doesn't even related to what I want to do. I...

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.

For those who have hit 'reset' on life in their late 20s or beyond (whether by tackling mental health, going back to school, or changing careers) what was the moment or mindset shift that made you believe it wasn’t too late to start over? I'm a 27 year old student at a community college and...

What has helped you gain confidence in your work, especially when presenting your ideas to others who might not see your vision right away?

Why is empathy important at work as AI does more tasks, and how do you encourage it in your team?

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'm currently in high school and have taken accounting classes. I love to get my head down in a project and am wondering the kind of project flow that is available to accountants.

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 know my way around excel, and my cousin works as an accountant. He says its a good career path, but he's worried about offshoring. What do you guys think?

Hi! I'm a sophomore Entertainment & Business double major at UGA. How can I efficiently use my time in college to network and build solid career connections? What skills should I focus on developing generally? I've gone to some of the college networking events but feel like I'm coming up...