Liz Jankowski, CPA

I want to be a financial analyst and I’m curious to know which degree would educate me more.

I ran out of classes to take at my high school - so now my day ends at 1PM I really want to do a cybersecurity related internship with the half day I have off. I'm really excited about the field (I've been involved in a related competition since freshman year, and I focused on it at a MIT...

I seen times and times again about people saying that it's not smart to make your essay about your trauma. But I'm confused as to what is considered one. My family to be middle class. So no real financial struggle, but I have gone through some serious stuff such as emotional and sexual abuse...

What are some online organizations or platforms that offer virtual volunteering opportunities that can help me build a strong college application, and is likely to impress college admissions?

I'm a little confused

I have an Associates in Arts and would like to be certified by 2028

I’m currently a 15 year old high-school sophomore and I have various interests in areas related to tech and science. But within these, I’m not really sure what I like specifically so how can I know more vividly what specific part I like?

to discus with my friends

Hi, I'm a freshman at TSU and I major in Accounting and aspire to be at CPA I want to learn as much as I possibly can because this is a huge dream of mine.

Wanting to be an accountant or auditor at some point, but not entirely sure what steps I should take to meet the quota or exceed it in regards to a secondary education.

Job applying tips, anything helps. I'd prefer something in any remote field, but it seems anything available is swiped up immediately or out of my experience range when it's just customer service.