Monroeville, Indiana

Will college educations be beneficial to people in the long run in the future? #importance #affordability

I #commute 36 miles to college plus work and find it hard to find time to study, any suggestions?

As the title states, this is a pretty simple question. Like many other people, I've applied, and am applying to as many scholarships as possible. I know that I won't win many of these, but I'm curious as to how much money the average person gets. #finance #scholarships

I'm planning on going to a smallish school to study Computer science (as I've been interested in computers my entire life). I've read piece about how people have jobs as software engineers and it sounds like the dream job for me. Basically, my question is what all types of jobs open up with a...

As someone who always struggles to be seized with enough passion to create things, I wondered what inspires you. I saw a Vox video on youtube about how nature itself can be a model of design and a source of inspiration, and I was wondering how people come by their professional ideas. #inspiration

With technology changing and advancing everyday, what careers are out there that will allow me to put my human talents to good use and won't be replaced by robots? What jobs can help me push the limits of human innovation? #technology

I plan on attending a private university for four years and then plan to move onto graduate school. After that many years of schooling I will most likely have a sizable amount of debt. #money #debt #collegedebt

I plan on majoring in animal sciences/pre-veterinary studies in college and I'm curious if it would be easy to get a job right away. Am I going to be able to get a job right away or am I going to have to search for that right employer? Or is it all just simply the luck of the draw? #veterinary...