Bunker Hill, West Virginia

I am currently in my first year of high school and am still choosing between cyber security and law. If you could explain some benefits of both and how I can choose which one is better for me, I would highly appreciate it. Thank you.

I'm in child development in high school and I will soon be getting my CDA, but I am still unsure of how this will go once I graduate and where to start.

How many years do you have to go to college to get a way-paying job in the food industry?

I have an average SAT score but have an unweighted GPA of 4.0, have taken a mix of honors and college classes, and are part of a large array of extracurriculars. If I decide not to submit my SAT score, will colleges that are test-optional still accept me and give me a generous amount of...

I would like to earn a PhD when I go to college in 2024, so what would I have to do, specifically, to reach that level?

I'm a part of multiple clubs but for most of them I don't have a leadership position but still contribute to helping them and consider myself a member of all the clubs I participate in. Would that affect my chances of getting accepted into college?

Since I will be graduating next year, I've been looking at schools to apply to and trying to take college advice from anyone. I've been told in the past that the prestige of a college you attend for an undergraduate degree doesn't really matter. But I was talking to some family members...

i want to learn how i’ll be able to make a decent amount of money while still in highschool as well as being able to be responsible with my money. It would be great to be able to get professional responses.

what should you do junior year to prepare for college?

What is import when looking at colleges and knowing what classes are good to take for your specific career?

I am very interested in becoming a professional baker and owning a bakery someday. I am only 13, but I would like to start planning from this age so that in 22 years, I can have a stable job at a bakery, and have finished culinary and business school by then to be on my way to my own bakery.

I want to beef up my application and come across as a competitive candidate for top schools. I think research is a great way to get that but I haven't gotten into any programs

I think I want to go into Biology but I don't know what exactly I want to do.

I am a highschool junior and will be a medical assistant by the end of this year.

Do I need a degree to achieve my goal of becoming a zookeeper? If I don’t what other path options are there? And If I don’t get a degree does that not make me as competitive in the future when looking for a job?