Dacono, Colorado

My family is having some trouble figuring out how we will pay for college, I know I have to keep applying for scholarships but it feels like there's more to do.

What aspect of your job do you find most fulfilling, and how does it reaffirm your decision to pursue this career?

Hi, I live in Denver, Colorado, and am exploring options to study CAD/Drafting. I have over 5 years of experience working as an Interior Designer in Thailand, and now I’m looking to enhance my technical drafting skills to better align with U.S. industry standards. I’m debating whether it would...

I am currently in the medical field and now going back to school to become a surgical tech. I wanted to change my career path and further my education.

I'm early on in school and I've been thinking a lot about where I might like to start my career as a nurse once I get my RN. I know some nurses love ICU or ED while others have a gift for hospice or mental health/psychiatric. I'd love to hear your stories and advice about finding the right fit,...

I'm in a community college right now and find it difficult creating a proper resume and don't feel like I've done enough in school to set myself up for an internship or job.

Hi everyone! I'm seeking advice about becoming a CAD Drafter in the U.S., especially in Denver. I’m originally from Thailand and have over 5 years of experience in interior design, mostly in commercial spaces like retail stores and restaurants. I recently moved to the U.S. and am exploring a...

I work full-time night shifts while attending college, and my program isn’t built for students like me. When I asked administration about flexibility, I was told that “school needs to be the priority.” I understand that perspective, but it's not always realistic when you're supporting yourself....

I am going into my sophmore year at the University of San Francisco and I need advice on internships and programs I should look into.

I am a pre-med freshman looking for best ways to build my resume for medical school.

How was the overall experience? Would you back and live at home if you could? Or was the change in scenery worth it?

I am pursuing a Forestry degree at the local community college this Fall. I do not want to take out student loans to complete my degree. I am working part-time and looking for scholarships in my field.

I will pursue an Associate's Degree in Forestry Technology at the local community college this Fall.

I have applied for a local AmeriCorps summer program.

I work part-time at an electronics recycling company.

I enjoy rock climbing, camping, and backpacking.

I am starting college in the fall and majoring in kinesiology, with the end goal of going into athletic training or pursuing a career in physical therapy. I'm curious if there is a good way to get myself out there before I finish college, so that when I'm done, I can find somewhere I can pursue...

I am trying to decide where to go to college. If I go where I want I'm going to be in debt, but if I go where I don't want to go I'll have barley any. Is it worth not being happy if I'm not going to be in debt, or be in debt and get a better education and have a better experience.