Magnolia, OH

I want to pursue a career as a Forensic Pathologist. (someone who preforms autopsies) Would it be okay for me to major in biology, or some sort of pre-medical program and minor in Criminal Justice? If so, should I?

As someone who would like to be a high school english teacher or college english professor, I am interested in the science of learning. Would it be helpful to double major in psychology and secondary english education? I want to learn more about the workings of the mind and how people learn...

I want to not be in alot of debt after college

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.

Hi! I'm a senior in high school planning on pursuiting a degree in radiology technology. I want to pick a career that will give me flexibilty, such as the option to develop in leadership, having time to serve in my church, and possibly stepping back to focus on family.

I am an 8th grader who is interested in social media and technology.

I am 19 and currently studying fashion design as a sophomore at Kent State University. I would really like to find a job/internship to jumpstart my career and resume in preparation to graduate. Do you have any advice on how to make connections with people in the industry, while preparing to...

Hey there!
I've been dreaming of owning my own coffee shop for a long time. I have branding and a five year plan. What tips do you have for a business proposal, or what tips do you have about running a business in general (I have some experience as I run Queen Anne's Lace Publishing right now).

Moving out for the first time and living on campus as a freshman.

What inspire me to go to college is my family. Because of them I want to reach my high potential. Not only because of them, I'm doing it for my personal gain.

Even in my last high school year, among the comfort and familiarity of my home and school, the challenges college poses for me ahead are daunting. Are there any tips or codes to making my college life easier?

I am going to be an RA next year, as well as a leader in Young Life. Along with this, I will be taking time consuming classes next year for my major. How do I balance all of this and still get good grades?

Specifically for science courses

I am about to start my first year as a graduate student studying textile conservation and it’s also my first big move away from home. I’m paying for everything on my own and would like to have a job if possible. What I’ve heard from others who don’t have personal experience with graduate school...

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