Leitchfield, Kentucky

I'm a sophomore in high school, but I'm already exploring colleges, and I was wondering where and how I can explore them. I'm leaning towards biology more than the 2 other majors. Any recommendations and tips?

I am going to be an interpreter (for both Spanish and ASL) and enjoy film as well, so I am curious as to how difficult it would be to take some classes related to that interest. I love languages too, of course, but as film will not relate to my career at all, it would just be for fun. #Fall25

I am currently a high school senior exploring colleges and my possible career paths. I have been applying to institutions under biomedical sciences for my undergraduate degree. However, I am not sure what direction in the workforce I would like to go. I know I enjoy biology and would like to go...

I have personally heard that if you're just at the right place at the right time then yes there is a chance to become really successful in the business you have created. It is also still very difficult in creating one because of sponsors and etc. Also the city you're in is also a very big...

I want to major in finance, but I am not sure what I will pick as a career will be the best thing for me. I like math and dealing with money, but there are so many options that it can be hard or overwhelming to decide which one I want to do.

I am a junior in college majoring in Business Economics with a minor in global business and a certificate in business data analytics. I have completed 2 study abroad experiences. I am in my university's honor's program.

How should I convince that I am responsible to be a babysitter.

For more context I am going to Brescia University in Owensboro. They have an excellent business program and also have a decent pre nursing program. I will also be playing basketball.

I have 3 months until I turn 15 but I still need a job for money

how do I earn money as a 7th grader

What job should I choose after graduation?

I am a rising junior and I am so nervous for applying to colleges out of state but what is important to get recognition for out of school colleges?

i know people say if you do what you enjoy in life it wont be work but what if you don't know what that is. or the fear of going through all that schooling just to get bored with that specialty or decided that's not for you anymore.

I do not want to overwhelm myself with a ton of work while also trying to keep good grades with my schooling.

After I graduate, being a park ranger is the job that I am most interested in. I want to know some of the downsides that come with the job, so I know what to look out for.