Michelle M.

I am a high school senior with a plan to study agriculture studies in the fall. I chose this path because I am not sure what I want to do yet, but I am afraid that I won't know what to do after college.

I am a 17-year-old attending high school soon to graduate and I need some pointers on what to expect as someone that has no guidance on what to expect from college, I've chosen to pursue a higher education and to help make a difference in the medical field. Any advice would be helpful....

I'm soon going to be a freshman in Bloomsburg University in the fall after I graduate high shool. I got an email from my college about the club sports that I could join, and I want to join the equestrian club. But, I'm a bit worried when I should join the club.

I am currently a senior in high school and will be graduating upcoming June 2026. I am looking forward to going to college and want to major in Mass communication/media. I also want to have a minor in entrepreneurship so I can build my own brand.

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

I just wonder if there are any specific courses / opportunities I should pursue in order to further increase my changes / ability to teach as a professor. I want to teach something along the lines of English. #Fall25

What would be the best route for me to end up with my own practice as a psychologist. I either want to enter into family counseling or work right under a licensed psychologist. As of right now I plan to get my masters in psychology and go from there but what all could I do with a masters? #Fall25

I am currently a freshman in college looking for summer internships in the CT area but am confused as to what I should actually be looking for.

I'm someone who has been jumping around majors before finally landing on art school as a path to go. I've heard a lot of mixed stories about whether art school was worth it or not. To anyone who currently attends, graduated or teaches, what are your opinions ?

I know I'm entering a male-dominated field, but I love audio and technical theater and don't want to be pushed aside due to being a woman. Is there anything I should know or do to make sure I'm not brushed off?

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 am a rising high school senior and I am aiming to be a first generation graduate from a university. Because I am an aspiring first generation graduate, I do not have any people that I can begin to ask questions about steps after university. What strategies would be best for finding people...

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

Do you deem all the schooling to be worth it? Do are you satisfied financially and emotionally? Finally do you have time to live life outside of work?

Any scholarships for undergraduate students?