Cortland, Ohio

I'm 16 in high school and I am having trouble deciding what I want to major in. I was thinking something to do with Music, but I'm not even sure if that's the direction I'm headed in.

I love writing and journalism. I was wondering if this would be a good job to get into. With the rise of AI, the job could slowly be taken over, and I am not sure if I could make the money I would like to.

I am a 16 year old high school student looking into what I should either go to college for or what type of job I should search for in the future. I like being physical throughout the day and I would like a job with variety. I want to be able to make decent money as well though. What jobs would...

I'm a 10th grader and I've been looking towards the nursing program. I has always been thinking about the health field for a while and been looking through the different jobs in the field. so I wanna know like what measures or classes or anything that will help me as much as I can when I start...

I’m a senior planning to major in Social Work, with a strong interest in the medical field; specifically pediatric oncology. I’m curious about mindset shifts that happen in college, especially when it comes to things like grades, time management, emotional boundaries, or expectations in helping...

I’m starting radiologic technology clinicals soon and they require a full time schedule that makes it difficult to keep my current full time job. I live on my own and am responsible for all of my bills, so I’m trying to figure out how students realistically manage this transition without...

I am a college freshman and already majoring in environmental studies. I have taken an internship, but I was wondering if there were other important things I could do to stand out more. #Spring26

I am a college freshman trying to afford a four-year program. I am majoring in Meteorology and have interest in forestry, camping, and anything outdoors.

I have always wondered why FAFSA counted for parents' income for kids who are paying for schooling alone. I understand if the parent is paying for it, but as a college student without a steady yearly income, it is very hard to manage.

Anyone can answer my question but I'm interested to see what the mechanics think of this question. It'd be cool to hear the answers and it may help someone in the future too.

I’m finishing a business degree after many years of professional experience and looking to move from frontline support into more strategic, process-driven roles. I’m interested in how others have successfully reframed their experience for this type of transition.

What specific skills or knowledge areas should finance students prioritize to be competitive in the evolving landscape of sustainable finance and impact investing, considering the increasing importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)? #Fall25

Sports are a huge part of my life and I am not me without them. I also have an interest in psychology so I plan to have a minor in that.

I am a senior in high school looking for more insight on this field of study. I enjoy trying to solve cases and exploring the interesting aspects of criminal studies.

I want to pursue a degree in medicine. There are three medical schools within 1.5 hours from my family, thus those are the only ones to which I plan on applying. That seems reasonable to me, but when I read others' posts about med school, many students seem borderline obsessed with getting...