Rebecca Tang

I don't know if what I'm studying is the best fit for me. However, I feel that I won't truly know until I get a job.

How can i get better at writing.

What are the best study habits for someone working a full time job with a family? #Spring26

I still have trouble studying smart. Sometimes I feel I worked hard and I didn't get the results I expected.

I have been thinking about taking part in work study but that may not be enough and having two jobs seems stressful.
Any suggestions?

Worried for Decision Day May 1st

Tips on choosing a school when its academics are equal yet their location is across the country.

WA vs. VA ?
#Spring26

I'm graduating in 2026
I'm going to Western Washington University and plan on majoring in psychology
I plan on using my degree to become a Therapist or Counselor

I’m usually pretty good at keeping myself motivated but sometimes when it comes to getting work done I can struggle. Procrastinating most of the time gets the best of me but I don’t want to fall into that rabbit hole this upcoming semester. Tips on remaining focused and staying on top of everything?

I am super unfocused and can not focus in school so then my grades drop and I have more missing assignments. how can I help me focus?

I have always loved learning. I will be a college freshman I have varied interests, and would love to get a dual degree in architecture and maybe physics. What are the best strategies for effective time management and workflow? How do you dig deep for motivation when the pressure is on?

Hey there! I'm Sarah and I'm going into my freshman/sophomore year at UAH this upcoming year. I have all my general classes done and I will probably be heading straight into the more difficult ones this fall. Because of that, I was wondering if I'll have time for any of my other hobbies while...

How do you balance the stresses of college life with everything going on? There is so much pressure from money and grades, so how do you not let it get to you? Especially in an aviation field? How do you balance school life and family life?

#Spring26

I'm a freshman in college and am about to finish my spring semester. I already feel like I'm running out of time to figure out my major and career goals. I don't know how I'm supposed to transfer from community college to a 4 year by the fall semester if I still have no clue what I want to do...

I will be a freshman in college as of fall 2026 and will be working towards my BSN I have learned little to no study habits through high school and need some helpful advice for beginning the year with a good start.

I've been thinking about what I want to do for awhile now (I am most likely going for a computer science HCI degree) but I am still unsure and anxious about it, any tips to help feel better with my choice?