Woodbine, Maryland

I am a high school senior who is planning on double-majoring in math and computer science in college. I've heard about careers in math and computer science respectively, such as being a mathematician or a programmer, but I was wondering if there are any careers that utilize both of my passions.

Hi! I'm a rising junior who's looking into studying a STEM major, most likely biology or biochemistry. Are there any resources to find volunteer or internship opportunities that are local to me? For college, do I need to volunteer in a STEM field, or would a local hospital or library be...

Any CS/data internships for winter 2025 for college data sci majors? Prefer in big tech or biotech domain. #Spring25

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2025 Graduating Senior in Maryland, going to community college, transfer

I'm a second year college student majoring in biology on a pre-medical path. Although my classes take a lot of time and energy, I enjoy being involved in a lot of extracurriculars, including sports, research, and student clubs. This has been my most difficult semester so far, and although I am...

I have earned a B.Sc. in interdisciplinary studies, a Master of Theological Studies, a Master of Divinity, a Master of Education in Administration, and a Doctor of Ministry in Leadership, what type of career-jobs should I be seeking?

I've been dancing around the career for at least a year already. I like science and writing, but I'm not sure if that's enough to go down the technical writing route. I'm passionate about making non-science/math people understand these fields, because even if my major is in the humanities, I...

I'm a sophomore in college currently, and im stating to look at what law schools I should attend.

I'm currently a high school senior who recently got admitted to a direct entry program for pharmacy. Just wondering what other jobs pharmacists can take on that isn't the average retail or clinical positions. I understand pharmacy isn't as surface level as it seems so I'm really curious about...

It seems like such a huge transition from high school to college, what is some that I can do to make an easy transition academically? Also, is there anything I should do before attending college?

If I want to go into law school after undergrad, is doing the 3+3 program worth the time and money?

After school is finished, what comes next and how is that transition from stressing over school to stressing about work; does it ever end? #Spring25

I'm an incoming engineering student at Purdue University. I want to take classes that aren't integral to my degree but things I'm interested in, like Japanese. The class selection process is difficult lol!