Walpole, Massachusetts

Where should I start when searching for universities abroad? #Fall22

How have career trajectories changed post COVID? Are people staying longer or shorter in their roles? Are people job hopping and are they satisfied?

Is there any classes or opportunities I can take to get some first hand experience?

I want to be an author, but would it be more financially safe to pursue a job in STEM and instead keep writing as a hobby?

In the future I would love to start my own business or become a programmer. If possible I want to do both. I want to know as much information as I can to achieve this goal.

I’ve always been interested in forensic science, but there seems to be so many paths you can go down with this major. What will be my best option? #fall22

I have been hearing how hard it is to get students back on the right track post-pandemic. I would just like to get someones point of view on the level of difficulty it has been. Has there been a noticeable set backs? #FALL22

As an AP United States History and AP United States Government and Politics student, my interest in American government has grown substantially. How can a rising college student get involved with American government and policy?

I have an idea of what I want to pursue in the medical field, but is there any way that I can ensure it is the right choice before I plan to study it?

There seem to be many different things you need to take into account when choosing a college and it can be overwhelming to sort those details out.

If I did EMT training before nursing school would that help me?
What nursing school is better?
Should I go straight into nursing school or should I get my associates then go into a higher nurisng school?

What is the best major for an FBI agent, What criminal justice major is better criminal justice BS or criminal justice BA ?

Is a minor in Business worth the degree ?

i would like to know which college is best for these two different career paths as i am interested in them and plan on studying one of them in the future.

For those who are teachers, how much freedom do you feel you have in the way you teach? Do you feel that the way you teach is how you were told or do you feel you have freedom? For example to be more or less interactive, or more hands on or less hands on.

I'm in 9th grade (14)
I enjoy helping people in any way I can.