Career questions tagged college-life
Does an IEP transfer from high school to college ?
Does an IEP transfer from high school to college?
What are things you can do during and or after college?
I’m 16 and a senior in high school. I currently have a job and it’s going great, but from what I hear from my college friends, having a job isn’t the greatest idea. I really enjoy having an output during my studies and I’d hate to lost that aspect of my life. Are there other activities besides clubs and events that I can take part in, or is there a method of balancing your work and studies?
How is life after school ?
What is life after school? How can i handle non employment
What are some jobs that don't require a college degree, hire quickly and pay well?
I want to drop out of college due to high tuition/unsure what to major in. I'm not 21 yet but I have experience in retail/customer service.
What are the pros and cons of apartment living in college?
should i live in an apartment while in college? why or why not?
Is it really worth it to stress over college or live my life?
what's the reason to go to college i feel like i should just enjoy my life but you literally need money to live
What is life like on Campus?
I know every college is different and every student is, but what is campus life like on campuses in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area?
While you were in college, did you prefer living on or off campus? What are the pros and cons of each? ?
When I go to college, I was thinking of living off campus, but wouldn't there be more benefits to living on campus?
What are some different ways that I can overcome challenges and struggles in life ?
As a high school student there are different challenges that I come across, but what are some different ways that I may be able to approach them? Would you say that some challenges shape the way you are now as a person?
How different is high school from college What are some lifestyle and workload differences? Do you have any financial or time-management tips?
I am a high school senior who is an undecided major. Since I will be moving out, I am worried about managing my life myself. I'm currently in 4 AP classes, so I have a large workload for a highschooler and I'm curious how much college will compare to that.
Long distance vs close by?
What is the difference between colleges that are farther away from home and colleges only a drive away? What skills will you develop?