La Grange, Illinois

I recently graduated from college and am currently taking a gap year. During this time, I aim to learn more about physical therapy and explore opportunities to work or volunteer in this field.

recently, I've signed up to volunteer at my local library, they claim it could look good on my future college applications, but do colleges really care if I volunteer anywhere? and if they do, will volunteering at the library be good?

I’m currently a freshman going on into my sophmore year in the fall and I for right now, I wanna be a lawyer but I don’t know if that’s really for me or not. I love to debate but at first when I was 10, I wanted to be an actress but I outgrew that, then a therpaist until I found out they don’t...

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Is there any way to do this without having to get a PhD?

Additionally, would it make a difference if I got double majored in engineering and finance instead of having it as a minor?

I am a political science major looking to enter the consulting profession but I do not know a lot of people who are consultants or majored in the same thing I did. I would like to receive guidance and come up with a career path to enter the business world as a non-business major.

what types of tasks do you do day to day in those jobs?

Are there specific scholarships or financial aid options available for non-traditional students like myself who might have additional financial responsibilities?