Career questions tagged student


Im a CA (chartered accountancy) student. I'm facing difficulty passing my subject for the past one year..i feel like im stuck and my time has stopped while my classmates are passing their subjects and moving on... I'm feeling burnout alot lately and am not motivated enough to do my studies seriously...im trying but.. nothing seems to workout. What really scares me is i just got 3 more years to pass all of my 8 subjects and i haven't pass my single subject yet after that I'll be disqualified by the authority ...what is wrong with me?
Help me what should i do.. cause im clearly lost...and i meed a instructor who could help me make better decisions.. because solo thinking isn't working for me anymore.

How can I better retain information when studying for my classes?
I am currently a high school senior who has never truly learned how to study effectively. I will be attending college soon to get an associate's degree, and I hope to do well academically during this time.

What are the best scholarships for a first-generation student?
Hello, I am Maryely. I want to be an immigration lawyer, and I am looking for scholarships to help me pay for school. I am a first-generation student within my family.

In your opinion, what is the best study tactic to help stay on top of the extra rigor and workload when making the transition from high school to college. #Spring25?
I am a high school student, starting college at Texas A&M University in the Mays Business School in August. I want to know any advice y'all have to stay on top of my coursework.

How did you balance work/school/ life during university?
I'm currently going to University full-time, work part-time and I have pets at home. I feel like I'm struggling to stay on top of everything when days start to blur together.

As someone who wakes up early every day to support my family, works hard to save for college, and is passionate about leadership and business, how can I stay consistent and avoid burnout while chasing my big dreams? What advice do you have for staying focused and motivated when life feels heavy but the goals are important?
I’m a high school senior graduating this May, and I’ve been working hard to prepare for college while also helping my family. Every morning I wake up at 5 AM to take my mom to work before heading to school myself. On top of school, I’m involved in leadership programs like Civic Leadership Academy and the Bank of America Leadership Program because I’m passionate about business, leadership, and making a difference. I’ve also taken on projects like organizing a school supply drive to support other students in my community. Even with these responsibilities, I’m working, saving money, and applying for scholarships to help ease the financial stress of college. Sometimes it feels like I’m juggling so much at once, and I worry about burnout, but I’m committed to my goals. I would love advice from someone who understands what it feels like to carry a lot on their plate while chasing something bigger for themselves and their family. How do you stay consistent, take care of yourself, and keep showing up when the journey gets tough?

How do you keep believing in your long-term goals when your current GPA or academic record doesn’t reflect your effort or ambition? #Spring25
I’m currently a college student working toward a degree in Marketing and plan to transfer to a four-year university next year. I’ve had some rough semesters due to burnout and personal challenges which affected my GPA despite working hard, especially outside the classroom (internships, freelance work, content creation, etc.). I’m trying to stay focused on the bigger picture and keep building toward my career goals, but it’s hard not to feel discouraged sometimes, especially when my transcript doesn’t reflect how much I’ve grown. If you’ve ever had to bounce back from an academic setback, I’d love to know what helped you stay confident and keep moving forward.

How should I go about making friends?
I'm a DoDEA student, meaning I've lived overseas for a majority of my life. My friends are all going to different colleges in different states. I'm nervous to make friends and I'm not really sure how to, especially knowing how big the schools are and the amount of people there will be. My graduating class will be around 45 people so it's a really small school.

What to do? Currently a senior and it’s come to those last final months and I’ve been having major senioritis, I feel very drained and I just want to know any tips or hacks to keep myself motivated to finish the school year strong please?
Senior, have pretty good grades all 90’s I’m just getting so tired and unmotivated lately.

As a high-school senior who's graduating a year early, has been taking college classes through duel-enrollment for four years, and heading to my first choice university this fall with a major in Political Science, what should I expect in terms of a shift in workload, if any? I do anticipate an adjustment overall but as far as the actual change in the amount of work I'll be expected to do, I'm curious.
I'm currently sixteen years old, and am graduating from High School a year earlier than my age-mates. I think my time taking college classes in tandem with fulfilling the requirements for my diploma has adequately prepared me for the university workload, but I'm still curious as to what changes I should expect and how to prepare for them.

What can I do to prepare me for college?
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?

What advice would you give to a shy introvert going off to college to help make new friends and be more engaged #Spring25?
I am a Senior in high school going to college to major in Computer Science/Game Design. Although the school is 30 min from home, I plan to stay on campus. #Spring25

What is the best way to avoid student debt, going into college?
I’m a 12th grade student and I’m really nervous about college. My family is low income and we can’t afford big loans. What should I do?

How will time be spread in my future college life; especially considering possibly working full-time, working out, school, and everything else I'm involved in?
I'm trying to become an Electrician if that helps.

How big of a difference is it from living from home to moving into a College Dorm for the first time, as a transfer student?
I am now graduating from a Community College, and I plan to transfer to somewhere where I need to get a College Dorm. What was the change like?

How could I find a job at 14?
hello, my name is Lilly and I am 14 and I like working with kids I have had experience with a lot of ages I have a 3 month old baby brother and 7 older brothers. I also like art I know how to crochet and I like music and I would love to find a job to help around the house. so if you have any information for me please let me know it would be very appreciated.

What's one thing that you wish you knew before you started college?
I'm currently a high school senior and I'll be a freshman in college this Fall 2025! I've been trying to get advice about college to prepare myself, especially since I'll be moving away from home. It can be anything that comes to mind, whether it's academic, personal, social, etc. I'm just curious about what stuck with you most after college, or what was something you had to learn the hard way. Thank you! #Spring25

What is the best way to network yourself throughout colleges to get exposure to your major?
I am planning on going to Indiana University in the Fall of 2025 and I am majoring in Marketing and Sales as a pre-business student. #Spring25

What steps should I take during my freshman year to ensure I am on the right track? #Spring25
I am a high school senior. I have decided to pursue a career in Early Childhood education. I have been accepted as a freshman to the college of my choice. Now that I am all set to leave for college, I am nervous because I am somewhat of an introvert. What steps should I take during my freshman year to ensure I am on the right track? Is there someone on the college campus that I should stay in contact with to help me sign up for the right classes? Is there an office or group that I should familiarize myself with if I need to sign up to get a tutor? How do I become a member of a study group if I don't know anyone else on campus? #Spring25

how do you know what classes you are eligible to take?
I'm a senior in high school whos been accepted by a few universities but most of them have been very poor with communication. Nobody else in my family has gone to college before and I'm just nervous about the whole thing.

What are the most important skills and experiences I should prioritize while in college to prepare for a career as a third grade teacher ?
I will be starting my classes fall of 2025, and although I know all of my education will be prioritized, I'm wondering if there is anything else others might have found they wished they spent more time on to help prepare them for their teaching role after their programs

How may I establish a plan to pay off my student debt after my four-year college plan, and if so how long will I be paying off my student debt afterwards?
If I am to be $100,000 in debt by the time I finish four years of schooling, is there a possible way that wont have me drowning in my payments each month?

How should I start preparing for my future career or job?
I'm a freshman in high school. I have interests in many art and computer based careers.

Why do educators always seem to get burned out in their career?
I'm a high school senior, and I've always wanted to be a teacher, but I'm worried seeing so many educators talking about being burned out. How do I avoid this? #Spring25

How to build experience and hands-on knowledge?
I am a community college, finishing my A.A., focused on the goal of studying mechanical engineering. In the midst of working full time, and full time school, what are some good resources to find internships and clubs related toward my study of mechanical engineering if my community college doesn't offer any?

How will I do in college?
I am a high school student who will be attending college in the fall of 2025 and I am very curious about how college differs from high school. I know the basics like I won't have 7 hour school days 5 days a week anymore but how is the workload compared to high school? I am also curious about how difficult it is to get into grad school and if that is much different than undergrad school. I plan on majoring in linguistics and want to go into an SLP masters program but don't know how difficult it is to do that. I am also curious about how difficult it is to get private student loans. Going to an out of state school will cost me a lot of money and federal student loans will not cover the amount it will cost me to go to college so I am curious about the difficulty of being approved for private student loans.