Corvallis, Oregon

What level of education is generally required to become an Electronics Engineer?

Choosing a college seems scary to me. I don't want to make a decision and end up going to a school where I don't fit. #students #college-choice

#college #college-advice #graduate-school #TRiO #support

I am a high school student and I need help figuring out what I am going to do after high school. #business #doctor #psychology #teacher #professor

I am hoping to go into the nonprofit sector and want to know if I will need to get my masters. #nonprofits

How long does it generally take to find a job as a Political Scientist or a Politician? What kind of education should I try to get to properly prepare me for either career? How competitive is the job market for these careers?

I'm 17 and have wanted to go into trauma care for as long as I can remember, Im currently working on getting my CMA then I plan on getting my RN.

At some point in our lives, we become lost and uncertain about what to do with the rest of our life. Many of us go to college not knowing what we want to major in or what we want to do after we graduate. So, a class that helps students learn more about themselves in a way where it brings out...

I'm currently in the Job Crops program. After I plan to do 2 years of community college and then transfer to a Univerity for my Political Science degree. Then I want to pursue politics. My question is will getting my GED at Job Crops instead of my diploma hold me back in politics? Currently to...

As an incoming freshman with no prior work experience, I'm curious what kind of advice I can get on balancing and scheduling the two. #work-life-balance
#school-life-balance

I'm going into dental assisting, and I'm wondering how you are enjoying it.

My dream career is to manage and operate a Theme Park. Although I am well aware that this will require some work in existing amusement park contexts, I am uncertain whether it would be best to first attend four years of college and graduate with a business management degree in hospitality...

I am naturally a very ambitious person and plan on taking a full course load, continue working my full-time job, and parenting my daughter as a single parent. Is this massively ambitious, or do-able to some degree? I currently work with the IDD community and am looking to become a behavior...

could i live in a house alone? could i have 2 car payments? could i have an entire family? what’s it like to live on the salary. i wanna be middle class

decisions on how to achieve
a perfect goal