Initiate serious discussions about future plans of students with the National Career Research and Academic Way of the Student Research Foundation. And we are happy to have discovered Student Research Foundation research – an ideal way to start discussions with students about their career plans. How do students behave on the Internet? Do they use only entertainment or use different platforms to promote change? Do they feel safe online when communicating on social or political issues? These questions deserve discussion, as does the SPT survey. How do contemporary students understand their place in the global community? What do they think about cultural differences and human rights? Do they feel connected to people in other countries? These are just some of the questions raised in the SPT survey that can be studied with their students. Answers to these kinds of questions make students think about what the environment is and what they want. We think it is a good idea to have professional conversations with students through surveys. The Student Research Foundation studies how students think and prepare for their future. But after participating in the research, they will talk – and can take their time – about the attractiveness and responsibility of any career that attracts their attention. Students rarely find plenty of career opportunities in one place. Many students do not go beyond the college where their parents attended, or the local public college. It is important that students think about what their world will be like after they graduate. Sometimes students do not know the answers until they have the right questions. Therefore, the SRF included a question about what students can do during their studies – from extreme sports to drama abroad. Sometimes this stinginess arises due to ignorance of available options, and SRF research can help in this regard. Planning for your participation on campus can help you navigate the selection process and prepare you for a smooth transition to university life.