Corning, OH

I want to be a professional food photographer and want to know how to diversify myself so that I can get more relevant experiences and job placement.

I'm in the interview process for some part-time jobs, but the cost of everything right now is making me doubt myself. What things can I do on the side for extra cash in a college town? How do I budget for groceries and gas? Any advice about renting and living on your own would be greatly appreciate!

real life challenges vs school content, applying what you learn, experience

Do it all at once or take steps slow and go back to college to do NP later?

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

I feel like I am directed to so many different sites, and I never seem to hear back from them after I apply. I don't know if I am just not receiving them or if they just aren't actually real.

I am a sophomore who attends Ohio University, majoring in sports management and minoring in advertising and public relations. I am interested in working in sports announcing or entertainment, and I hope to find an internship in that field. I am involved in 5 organizations on campus that...

I'm currently a senior wanting to go to college to become a teacher, and I know I will learn a lot from my professors and CTs, but I'm curious if any current/former teachers can tell me what's the most important piece or have significant advice to share! ( What they might not tell me in college...

I am planning on majoring in Biology (pre-med)

Do I need to be saving a bunch of money as a college freshman? I’m worrying I won’t be able to buy a house when i’m older.

Politics and law always excited me, when I was younger I wanted to be a lawyer, now I'm older and my goal in life is to feel like I've made a difference and been able to touch people through my work, I'm looking for advice from people who do feel like they've done that and what meaningful work...

I'm going to be majoring in film in college but I'm wondering how much I need to learn on my own. College will help me further my education but I know it can't teach me everything. #Spring25

Should I major in philosophy? It has been a subject that I adore and I think I wouldn't have fun with other majors. I studied philosophy in my fun time and Ethics was my favorite class. Everyone's reactions to this major are making me question. Is it worth majoring in what I feel so passionate...

It is for a presentation

School grade, mostly an A, career interests, wanted to become a basketball player, but no more. I am thinking about engineering, I don't know, but I will work hard.

What sparked their passion?

I haven't decided on anything I want to do in my life. I'm unsure about anything and having a hard time making any type of life altering decisions.

What education or training is required? Are there any schools in central Ohio that offers programs to train for this job. Is the training offered by the employer? How long does it take to complete the required training for this job? What personality traits are helpful in this job? What...

Why did you choose to go into engineering?

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It feels very complex to decide

I am a senior in high school and I am already accepted into college.

Im a CCMA (Certified clinical medical assistant) and I was wondering what type of office or clinical settings would be best to work or to start out in?

Why is mechanical engineering so difficult?

I would like to start paying off my student loans before the payments are due but haven’t had a stable income to be able to set aside for such payments

I wish to peruse a career in culinary arts. Are there any skills I should better develop before applying for a job?

When I study abroad in an American high school as an international student, I was super struck by the differences of the two education systems.

I am looking at colleges with a wide variety of majors in case I would like to change it once I am already there. I would love to try to find my passion in something earlier so I don't waste any time or money doing something I don't love.

I want to have a fast paced specialty that has a variety of job requirements. Something in the surgical field peeks my interest. I also want to have a good amount of money to support my lifestyle.

As a civic engineer is there anything you should be worried about or careful of? If you’re not sure if you really want to be a civic engineer or not, but you think it would be fun is there any steps I could take to figure out if I really would like it or not?

What is the best way to find which career path is the best fit for me?

I graduated with my B.S. in Psychology and am now pursuing a Masters degree in Applied Psychology: I/O Psychology. I have been on the hunt for an internship or job that will give me experience within this discipline. It has been hard to find one that pays, that’s near me, and is within the...

High functioning Autistic 23 year old with high school education but no work experience.

#locomotive engineer

#career #career-choice

#firefighting #animals #veterinarian #veterinary-medicine #animal-health #veterinary

#police-officer #career #law-enforment #criminal-justice

#salary

#college people

Most of the colleges that I have visited beat around the bush when I ask questions according to my major. It seems that I am referred to 3 or more people in order to get one question answered, or I will just be ignored all together. Should I trust the colleges that feed me false information?...

I am currently taking a gap year from school and it has inspired me more to pursue higher education; however, it seems that my opportunities are more limited compared to students who did not take a gap year. Scheduling college visits, applying to colleges, finding scholarships that apply to my...

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#college-major #college #career #major

I love chemistry and being creative and am wondering if chemical engineering is a good career choice. #career-advice #career

I love chemistry and different sciences but I don’t know what career would fit me best. Any advice? #career #career-counseling #job-search #career-path #career-choice

I want to animate and since all I've worked on is pencil drawings, I would prefer professional 2D animation. I wouldn't mind 3D, but I don't want to be jobless because I prefer one to the other. #animation #2d-animation

My major would be Animation, but I have only a week of MAYA under my belt. I don't want to fail. #animation #student

I know that when it comes to choosing a school, you're supposed to look for classes that would help you get a degree in the field you want, but other than that how do I know which school is right for me to attend?

#ChoosingSchools #Future_School

When I first started college, I went to become an engineer. But near the end of my first semester, I think I want to become a STEM teacher instead. Is it normal to question the major you thought you wanted, and change to a new major instead? #Majors

Over the summer, I spent time with a French family in a foreign exchange program. The mother of the family highly encouraged me to attend a French university or college due to cheaper tuition and housing options, but I wasn't sure where to even begin applying so I pushed it to the back burner....