Rebecca Tang

As of now, I am a Senior who is going to graduate soon. I have been worried about dealing with time management and trying to avoid overworking myself when it comes to studying or simply trying to do a lot of assignments at once to just to get it over with. I would love some tips or some advice...

I am currently a first-year college student who has recently switched into the chemistry program at my university. I am certain now that I would like to pursue a career in chemistry as it is a subject I am confident in and enjoy, however I am unsure of what career path would be suit me as well...

I am interested in phychology, business, science, and technology.

I will be a nursing major at Penn State, I start in the fall.

I am soon to graduate high school and wanted to know how better to be ready for college.

I am interested in novel writing, creative writing, and poetry, but willing to learn technical writing as well.

I'm a college freshman in the last days of the semester and I would like some more help on study tactics and specific ways to block out distractions for my upcoming school year. #Spring25

Ask recent college students, admissions counselors, or academic advisors.

I want to improve myself academically. I am working on time management and currently enrolled in college as a first year.

I feel like the first year is going to be very overwhelming and I'll go all in on one or the other, so how do you handle that balance?

Could it be applied to developing and improving back end systems? Would there be a better degree that's suited for that?

I am a current student at Georgia State University Perimeter College in Atlanta, GA and I am having a hard time with tests for some reason. I understand the content but tests are an issue for me. #spring2025

I'm a high school senior about to graduate, and I plan on going to college in the fall. I'm majoring in biology and I hope to go to medical school.

I'm a junior and college and I've tried a lot of study habits that are not working for me. It does not help that I procrastinate a lot. Anything is appreciated!

#Spring 25

I'm wondering how feasible it is to both work and attend college.

I'm a senior is high school looking to go into college for auto repair and business management in order to one day in the future open my own Restoration shop.

Currently a Sophomore in college trying to make sure that I don’t end up not liking my field of study. I feel very nervous around the sense of “wasting” money trying to decide upon a major and maybe not liking it in the end.

I am a little scared of what my future can hold and the way my path will go

How do you balance the demands of your career with your personal life?

With engineers.

I am a Junior in college studying Elementary Education and working full time at a nursing home

I'm looking for something specifically math or maybe science-related that is profitable and desired in the job market.

I'm a senior in high school, graduating this Spring. I'm planning to attend university in the Fall.

I am going to major in marketing and my end career goal is to own a bakery. I am thinking about different tracks within marketing and minors to take. #Spring25

The two schools I'm deciding between are both a bit out of reach for me financially, but the one I like more is much more expensive. I'm not sure which to choose because I want to be financially responsible when I pick a college.

Is finance a good major to make some good money? How hard is it? Are there any exams or certifications you need to major in finance?

What are some good study tips for someone with a loaded schedule? I'm going to be starting college next fall and want to stay ahead with studying.

I love being outside and don't necessarily think I want to be in an office all day.

I will start my fashion degree this year and want to think like a designer.

Specifically for science courses

I'm planning on going into college for a business major so that I can have a better knowledge of how to be successful, but I do know that it won't be the only thing that I will need, so I do hope someone can give me more insight.

As a high school senior, I'm planning on majoring in marketing in college. Is it easy to get a job in the marketing field? and if so, what are some high paying jobs?

I was always under the impression that a business degree is probably the most useful, but I am realizing I actually have no evidence to back that up.

I'm studying with a science background in high school. But now I feel like I'm much more interested in business and finance. Also I'm quite interested in activism but my communication skills are not that good. But I'm working on it.

I want to open my own business(es) but obviously its not just as easy as jumping right into that after graduation. So where do I start the process?

I'm heading to college soon and I know that I'm going to need a job to support myself during that time. I want to be an MLS so I think maybe working in a hospital lab would be a good choice. But if anyone else has some input about what jobs are good/adaptable for schedules that would be...

How did you acclimate to the campus and what are some helpful resources you used?

I am currently a high school senior and am struggling to think of what I want to study in college because I am unsure of what I want to do after. I am interested in the sciences, specifically psychology and biology, but am not sure how to pick between the different majors and careers to find...

I'm a 16-year-old senior in high school who's planning to go to Texas women's university as a nursing major. It's really anxious since I'm going to college alone and it's my first time traveling to a location where I don't know anyone, even though I know that college is more about independence...

I'm an incoming freshman in college and I am wanting to learn new and better ways to study. I've had trouble studying in the past and am wanting advice from others who are confident in their studying habits.

I get distracted easily and never struggled in middle/high school so I don't really know how to study.

I am going to college to major in marine science, but the career options are broad. Is it best to decide after getting more experience in my classes, or should I be doing independent research about my career options?

I am a soon to be graduate and I’m looking to start my career upon graduation.

Does anyone know areas in the finance field that helps impact the community, while earning a high income? I'm good at math so I've considered going into the finance field, but I only know jobs like becoming an account, and i'm not really interested in software engineering. My view of finance...

I'm a sophmore in high school going into my junior year, and I'm already overwhelmed by it. I know Junior year is when you decide what you want in a college, but I honestly don't have a clue about what I want to do nevertheless where I want to go. Could you help?

My goal is to find a career that allows me to be physically active instead of having to be in one place or having to do exactly the same thing every day. I like to try and do new and different things all the time and I would like to find a career that gives me that opportunity when I start...

Financial literacy. Knowing how to manage money, save, and invest is crucial for living a stress,free life.

These are my goals.
My goal is to finish high school.
My goal is to have a job.
My goal is to have a career.

to help others medically and physically, to write my own book on how to master the body and its capabilities for growth, bring happiness to others by helping them become stronger in many ways.