Banning, California

I am struggling with finding myself, life happens and I drop-in classes; grades drop, and it takes me some time to get back up. How can I switch or get up faster?

I want to excel in life, and I want to take every opportunity I have to excel.

I am going to be studying costume design in the fall and I am struggling on how to balance my creative vision.

I came to the United States from Afghanistan after the Taliban took over. Back home, I didn’t have access to education, especially as a girl, and when I arrived here, I struggled with the language barrier. Despite all of that, I’ve been working hard to succeed in school. I’m still figuring out...

As a senior in high school I am stuck between choosing nursing or radiology. What advice to you have?

Degree focus is computer engineering at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Is law school as hard as everyone says it is? What makes law school students so prone to burnout?

As a senior in high school I want to be prepared for college and as much as I can. Wether that is getting advise from college villige or looking for a mentor to guide me during college.

majoring in child development and I’m a high school senior right now

After reading Camus' The Stranger and learning a little about Kafka, I've become fascinated with the ideas of absurdism and existentialism. If anyone can recommended me any YouTube videos, similar novels to Stranger, or any podcasts or audiobooks on said topics, I'd really appreciate it. I'm...

Earlier I was asking how to sink myself into the world of film history. As time went on, I became interested in the world of absurdism/existentialism after reading Albert Camus' The Stranger and Franz Kafka. How do I learn more about these theories specifically in film?

I'm planning for college (in my not-so-distant future). What college courses should I take, and/or what major should I choose, if I'm interested in becoming a video game designer/engineer?

First of all, I wanted to say to all the people who took the time and given me their support. Thank you all so much, it means a lot to me. Now onto the point: I have a terrible time at keeping myself Motivated enough to do my work or anything that I didn't finish after school. The moment I go...

I already write short reviews on Letterboxd, I made my own separate Instagram on film itself, but how can really dedicate myself to cinema and film studies? Any advice helps, thank you!

I have a BA in Studio Art from CSULA, and I would like to go back to school to become an Art Therapist. With that said, does anyone know if it's better to go to a school that has an Art Therapy graduate program or would it be more advantageous to get into a Masters program for clinical psychology?