Marysville, Ohio

I am a senior in high school, graduating in a few weeks. I am a fairly well-rounded individual so I do not have one clear choice for my future and need advice.

I am High School Senior interested in going into dentistry after undergrad and have been taking all the necessary steps and want to know how I can maximize my opportunities early on in my career.

I currently have hands-on experience working as a construction materials testing technician and inspector on roadway, utility, and airfield projects, including work at Rickenbacker International Airport. My responsibilities included materials testing (soils, CTB, concrete), QA/QC inspection,...

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I am returning to school online after a few years away, I did receive my associates in art last year from a different school. I am very nervous.

I know that college is a big step up from regular public schooling, and that networking and meeting new people in college is very important. I also understand that connecting with your professors will not only assist in improving on your coursework, but also allow you to find potential...

I am in eighth grade currently. What classes should I take in high school to prepare me for a career in forensics? More specifically, what APs (what classes should I prioritize, etc).

Im doing my senior project

I am interested in working for the United States government specifically in a cybersecurity position, and I am curious about what that entails day to day. For example, do you do different tasks each day? Do you need to keep those tasks classified? Does your job require deployment as a civilian?

I have gone through many of what I would consider to be the basic humanities classes and now I am not quite sure what type or types of classes would be the most beneficial to finish with.

What is an event or experience that has stuck with you, and what did you learn from it?

What was the deciding factor when you realized that dentistry was for you, and what was that experience like?

Is it more intimidating? Do you have to prepare more material? I bet it feels more professional, right?

Hi! I'm a college freshman, and becoming a nurse has been my dream since I was a kid. I'm really curious about nurses' real experiences in the field.

Currently, I am stuck between chemical, mechanical, and aerospace engineering. All of these really interest me, but I cannot choose. Thank you!?