Fairfield, Ohio

I want to improve myself academically. I am working on time management and currently enrolled in college as a first year.

I want to be a corporate lawyer, but have also thought about being a pediatrician. I am passionate about both and cannot decide which route is best. #Spring25

I'm currently going to University full-time, work part-time and I have pets at home. I feel like I'm struggling to stay on top of everything when days start to blur together.

Radiology is rapidly evolving with the integration of artificial intelligence in workflow optimization, and diagnostics. As a soon-to-be radiologic technologist, understanding how to leverage AI tools while maintaining clinical expertise is key to staying competitive and delivering better...

I am a freshman in a college program to become a professional pilot, and my hope is to someday fly for a charter or fractional company like NetJets. Right now I am finishing my PPL, but I really got stuck on learning landings and didn't solo until 40 hours. It was hard to not be discouraged,...

I’m a senior who has sport commitments and I also work a job but with not a lot of hours. Do I work a lot this summer and miss out on my last summer as a kid, or what do I do?
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To better support my goal of becoming a criminal defense lawyer, focus on joining pre-law and criminal justice clubs, seeking internships with local law firms or public defenders, and getting involved in related research with faculty. Building strong relationships with professors and gaining...

As a Manufacturing Technology student with a focus on Robotics, will this major serve me well? Will there be enough manufacturing jobs in a few years for people like me?

As AI becomes more used throughout the corporate world, what is the suspected impact of AI image creation on our field?

Can you get music lessons in college as a no experience?. I want to join the choir, but I have no experience except for humming, due to my mom not allowing me to join the choir throughout school.

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My major is nursing and I am currently a freshman. I am unsure on how I can get a job in a hospital once I have graduated. #Spring25

I find it difficult to navigate school sometimes, as the rest of my family has no idea what I am talking about or doing.

I just want to know the difficulty gap between the two things. I've heard a lot from family and friends about how much easier high school was for them and I feel a bit nervous.

I'm looking to minor in marketing or human resources with a major in finance, and wondering if it may be too much of a workload on myself or not.

Playing volleyball my first year of college

I am going to attend an academically challenging school and I want to build good study habits that I may not have learned in high school.

I have used LinkedIn, Indeed, etc. and still haven't found an IT job. I am looking for something part time that doesn't require any certifications or a bachelor's degree. But since I'm in college, these jobs are hard to find.

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What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?

I'm a junior in high school and can really only find internships for college or stem students :(, I currently do debate and am a receptionist for a law firm right now but I need more

I am a second year computer science and engineering student at ohio state university. I was planning on taking summer classes (in person/on campus) in the summer 2025, but I also feel like I should be applying for internships. Are there any part-time internships available I could do while...

I am currently a project coordinator with a bachelor's in IT and in the process of getting an MBA. Do I still nee to take the PMP? What else should I be doing?

currently in medical society, sports and volunteering

I always though I wanted to be a professor, but now that I have a Science Education PhD and am near the end of my postdoc, I find I don't really want to go into traditional academia (At least not with a research component). Unfortunately the schools that are hiring without a research component...

Are there any positions for the careers you are researching right out of high school? If not is there anything you could do as a job to get introduced to the field for Pediatric Nurses

Hello, I'm currently pre-cse and applying for cse this autumn. I am gaining interest in UI/UX design. Should I stick with cs and minor in something that will give me knowledge in UI/UX design(communication technology, design thinking) I don't entirely know what career path I want after college,...

I am a incoming second year CS student in college and am still unsure what I want to do with CS. I am confused in what to study and am wanting guidance in languages or skills to practice in order to give myself the best well-rounded knowledge. Thank you

Though the main goal of college is to earn a degree for a higher education, college students should also recognize the other aspects that aid in their development, including social and intellectual. So what could those important things a young adult should look out for in their college career?

I have trouble with studying and I want to improve on my studying skills to also go towards college when I go into radiology and or physician assistant to then retain more information.