Michelle M.

I want to become a chiropractor, but some people have told me that I'm too small to be strong enough to do adjustments on men/larger people. I'd like to know if my career choice is not going to be viable.

With the way education is leading to in the United States, I'm not sure if I should continue this. I've wanted to be a teacher since middle school and I'm not sure if I should continue or find another path to follow.

I am an Actress and I will be attending a school in New York for Drama. I am just curious about how much people think their BFA benefitted them.

Hi, this was something I was thinking about while being in the bathroom but thought it would be an interesting question to ask (haha.) This question is focused on making an animated film in an art school for animation. I was wondering if I were to do an animated thesis film on otters or just...

I am wanting to attend Full Sail University to pursue a degree in video game art. Is it worth it?

I am currently a sophomore at Midland University in Fremont, NE. Midland is a private school so it is very expensive and I am worried about how I am going to pay off my loans.

My social worker told me that I should be a social worker because working in the healthcare field is my passion. However, I am afraid that I will not make a great social worker because I am not good at communicating, controlling my past trauma, and fear that I might be too tough or controlling...

Im a senior going to U of M to get a bachelors in education. Beyond teaching I also want to pursue classes in journalism and hopefully pick up an educational beat in a press company.

I'm really open to any type of jobs just not sure where to start and how I'll know if I will like it. Plus all my work experience is in that field. I am going back to school to get my degree in Human Services but not even sure if that is what I want to go back for.

I'm asking this as someone who is deciding between an affordable CUNY college, and an expensive private college.

My options are: Santa Clara University (civil engineering), Loyola Marymount (civil engineering), UCSC (electrical engineering), CU Boulder (environmental engineering), CSU Fullerton (electrical engineering), and CSU Long Beach (environmental engineering). I want to go into environmental...

Does anyone who has had this path have any advice for entry-level positions, and how to move up from there?

It's very challenging to get a job especially at the moment due to the current economic and political climate. How do students looking for jobs adapt to this?

Hello! My name's Jacob, and I'll soon be attending University here in Texas at the University of Texas at San Antonio. I'm nervous about attending as I know that the experience will be a whole more different than high school, which is why I wanted to ask those who've already had to experience...

Moving to another state can be a very different experience with little support from people from your hometown. Is it valid to seek financial security when moving to a new place?