Schools and Colleges

I finally got through to my parents about just how astronomical college costs have become. My mom attended an in-state four-year university back in the early ’80s, while my dad received a full scholarship in the late 2000s when he went back to school. They’ve been adamant that I shouldn’t […]

Can I enroll in both a tech school and an online college simultaneously if both are part-time? I’ve been attending a tech school for the past two years, focusing on cybersecurity, and I’m set to graduate in April. However, I’m interested in taking an additional programming class at the same […]

Is anyone else feeling insecure about not measuring up to other students’ accomplishments? I’m a sophomore right now, and I often see myself as just an average student with no internship experience, standout extracurriculars, or leadership roles. While I do have a decent GPA, it feels like I’m using every […]

Are students becoming illiterate? As a second-year community college student returning to academia after an 8-year break since high school, I recently encountered something surprising while working on a group project—more than half of my classmates seemed to struggle with basic writing skills. Despite being just 18 or 19 and […]

Should I finish this semester or postpone my graduation? Hey everyone, I’m currently pursuing my master’s in business economics and am set to graduate in a year. I’ve been grappling with my major choice; I initially opted for Strategy and International Business, but I’m starting to wish I had chosen […]

To Double Major in Math or Not? I’m currently in my second year of college, majoring in atmospheric science with a focus on climatology. I’ve discovered that if I take one extra semester, I can earn a second major in applied math. If I choose not to pursue this second […]

What Changes Can We Expect for Student Loans with Trump in Office?

Where can I find the best financial offer? Hi everyone! I’m planning ahead and could use some guidance. I’m likely going to attend my home state university, the University of Idaho, to study Computer Science, as my costs will only be $4,000 a year after scholarships and grants. After my […]

Feeling Alone in a Sea of Connections I’m really struggling with friendships right now. It’s the second semester of my freshman year in college, and I’ve noticed that while I made a lot of friends last semester, only a few have stuck around. I currently have three close friends, including […]