Tammy Prosser

I'm a freshman and my parents want me to look for colleges but also want me to look for colleges that won't make me school broke.

I'm currently enrolled in a college as a freshman and I'm struggling to find a major. I am considering a History, Political Science, or maybe an urban studies major. But I'm also struggling to find a career I would like to do as unlike a college major, I don't really have a idea what I want to...

How should someone manage their work hours to allow enough time to keep up with their education but also have enough time remaining to spend with their family?

What do I tell my employer? Do I have to give my 2 weeks notice?

I've been asking about this specific subject for a little bit, but I want to hear different perspectives about it.

As I know what major I’m getting into already (business administration), I realize I don’t know how/what job searching looks like after graduating. Do you simply add it to your resume and call it a day? Or are there more steps to take afterwards?

When should one prepare and get ready to create a college application. I want a sufficient amount of time to create one so it can be professional and not sloppy.

My sister did study abroad in college, I'm hoping to do the same. I'm going off her word that it is really fun and eye-opening. Is that the consensus everyone agrees on?

I have selected some colleges for my bachelors in culinary arts, however i am not sure which one to select because some of them have good internships and placements, while others have a better teaching faculty or some have amazing events in their campus. What should i give priority to? Also,...

The performing arts industry is very scary, and I don't have much support. I know there is going to be a lot of lessons I need to learn on my own and was hoping to know the most important one to help me succeed.

What are good college majors to get jobs in psychology?

What makes any standard college different from one another?

I'm a junior right now and I don't know what career I want.

What are some things that would make the essay stand out more other than having the met requirements?

I'm a senior in high school and I finished my applications for college, I was told that my next steps should be to look for local scholarships, but I'm having trouble finding scholarships that I qualify for. I've used a lot of scholarship-finding websites, but most of them can't find a match...