Michelle M.

How do you find a career path that balances the things you're genuinely passionate about with one that provides you with the lifestyle you want?

Hello everyone! I am currently a junior and I am getting ready to apply to law schools in the fall. I really want to go to law school. I am not interested in big law but in terms of advocacy I can see myself working in housing, education, or anti-poverty generally. Although I know I don't have...

For example, I love art and deep down I want to pursue something art-related, but it is hard to advance and earn money as an artist. Therefore, I am considering a Business major and Chinese, even though I have no real drive for business, I am just assuming it will be easier for me to find a...

I am currently a high school senior that has been accepted into a 4 year college and will be attending in the fall.

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I am starting college next year.

My current career plan is this: my primary income comes from private piano/voice lessons. Then I also want to be a freelance opera singer, and freelance repetiteur, while also doing solo recitals. I probably want to do two operas a year at most (and I most likely wouldn't do two every year),...

I am just finishing my Senior year of high school, and I am currently enrolled in the Criminology program at Penn State University. I know I want to study criminology, but I am afraid I will not use my degree to its full potential. I want to get the most out of my degree after school and...

I want to know if even though I go to college not knowing what I want to do if I will be supported and helped in making decisions even though I really should have them made up already

I've heard from different people that you ought to become a high school teacher first, at least in English. I've also heard that you should just go get your master's and apply to jobs after that, but that doesn't align with the Internet research I have done. For some context, I would like to...

What are some of the best ways to network with people in the fashion industry? Are there certain ways or circumstances that are often preferred in the industry? #Spring25

I am going to the school for MFT but I would like to gain experience ahead of time. What kind of job can I get and how?

I am attending the University of Florida and cannot decide what major will be best to attend law school.

I am pursuing a career as a dancer, and I am currently in college for it and living with my parents. However I am concerned that once I start working full time I won't be able to pay for a house, insurance, or just regular bills. Any advice on how it's done?

I am an incoming college freshman wondering what I should be prepared for!