Valparaiso, Indiana

I want to think about who was there for me and kept me going even when times are hard. Who is there to help me make the most memories and make me laugh even when I was sad. Rich in life in terms of not having physical money, but more so relationships and memories that you’ll learn to forever...

How did you find your dream job? I am majoring engineering because I love the math and problem solving aspect yet I don't want to sit in front of a computer screen for the rest of my life. How do I find my perfect fitting?

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I would like to be a financial advisor for Edward Jones when I graduate, and want to equip myself with advanced knowledge to help me. Also, if there are any other sorts of classes I should focus on that could help with my future career aspirations, please include that in your answer.

I am planning to major in botany at Ball State University. I also will minor in studio art. I'd love to find a way to combine these two interests. #Spring25

What areas were you taught about that lacked practical information for the job you eventually applied for?

Transitioning from high school to college was tough and I want to know what the transition from college to being out in the workforce would look like.

What is it like being African- American in the veterinarian field of work?

After many calculations, I found that to go to the college I want (Hillsdale in Michigan) I would need to pay around $1200 a MONTH and I don't know if that's worth it. I ask this as a general question though.

What are some tools to find scholarships for adult returning learners? #spring2025 #spring25 #purdueglobal

I am an aspiring singer and songwriter and I want to be prominent in the industry. I post on social media everyday but I feel that I should be doing more, I just don't know what. Who should I contact? What spaces should I join? Someone please help me. This is my dream and I refuse to give up on...

I'm currently a second semester sophomore, and every time I have to write a report or a proposal for a class, I always end up feeling dread over what's to come. And I know that the only way to get better, is to practice writing research papers, but I'm hoping someone can give me more specific...

Is there any motivation tactics that you had, that helped you keep going and hope for the best?

I love the Japanese language and want to continue learning it in college, but don't necessarily want it as part of my major or minor.

I would to get a part time job at a bookstore or library. I have been trying for a while.

I am a Pre-Radiography student, intending to apply for my college's Radiography program later this year. I do plan on doing a hospital tour before applying, but those I've talked to have said that you "just get used" the the various things that happen in an ER environment. I know that not...