Burlingame, California

I will be attending Boston College.

As a junior in the spring semester it can be hard for me to focus since it's almost near the end of the school year and my grades are okay but not happy with them.

i don't have many extracurriculars besides sports so I was wondering how I could strengthen my extracurriculars.

While searching for videos on youtube, I found that medical schools can vary in their prerequisites to attend. Are there any ways I can increase my chances of being accepted into a medical school?

I'll be a freshman in college this fall 2025, and I don't consider myself outgoing. I'd like to make friends and get to know my teachers, but I'm nervous. Additionally, I went to the open house for the college I plan to attend, feeling out of place being there.

I will be an undergraduate freshman this Fall 2025, pursuing accounting. I have dreams of being wealthy or comfortable with my finances, but what if I don't achieve my dreams? And that's why I have this question for my future self.

Aside from signing up for endless amounts of grants, are there more ways to get money for college?

What tips can you give for someone who doesn't have any experience and little references when applying to summer internships?

i want a job where im doing a lot and am doing a lot hands on, or somewhere where i dont have to sit in a office everyday, but im not sure what are some jobs like that.

caring for others and loving on people is so important to me, and i don't want the stresses of life to get in the way of that

I Have some experience in film making and my goal is to become a film producer. I have done internships making a few short films, I also have experience in editing and script writing. What are some other things I can do to build my experience that directors actually look for.

As a junior in highschool I am looking into colleges and I am currently considering Film school. What are some good school that could help me broaden my skills and experience?

as a junior in high school what are some college courses i could take to help me pursue a career in the film industry working with filming equipment. I am interested in working with cameras and more behind the scenes work.

As a junior, I want to be ready for upcoming senior responsibility and do research now rather than late, but when I check for colleges for the best theatre major it's mostly in other states. any advice helps :)

As a junior in high school, I am having a hard time trying to work on assignments that can be labeled as too hard for me, and when it turns into homework I never get to it. So any advice can be given, I want to change for the better.