Clarksville, Indiana

I plan on being a full-time student, with a part-time job. I may not always be able to carry a planner on me. #stayingontop

I will be entering college this fall, majoring in Animal Sciences. This major covers animals extensively, but should I choose a minor in wildlife to gain even more understanding? However, I have also heard that it is extremely beneficial to know more than one language, so should I minor in...

In some states, becoming a CPA requires another year of school, graduate degree #undecided

I would like to double major in Music education and performance but i do not know how much longer it will take to have my masters in both degrees? #music-performance #music-education

I'm asking the question because the people that I know who went to college mention the idea that those things are separate; however, the people who told me this went to college years ago and I do know that licensing and regulations for college majors has changed over the years especially for...

Coming to the United States, I never really understood why people say "let's make America great again". Was America never a great country and at what point was it great? I would just like to understand more. #criminal-justice #social-work #political-science #social-media

I took an accounting class in high school and I was really good at it. I was wondering if it would be different or harder. #business #accounting

I'm interested in fixing computers and I want to know the best major is. When selecting a major there is a couple on computers and I'm not sure what the difference is. #computer #technology

Since co-ops and jobs will be very important to my future beyond college, I am looking for any advice to make a good first impression on possible employers in interviews. #engineering #job-application

I know that studying engineering can be very difficult and time-consuming and that it will be very different than what I am used to in high school. I am looking for any studying tips and tricks to make my transition from high school courses to engineering courses as simple and painless as...

As a female entering college to study engineering next year, I am curious what kind of obstacles or challenges I will be facing in my college years and career since engineering is considered a predominantly male profession. #engineering

I hear that it is extremely stressful and hard. #no #yes #maybe