Mentor, Ohio

What can I do in high school to get to where I’m going in college and what do I have to have to get into college? Would the loans be way too high for me?

Hi, Im in 10th grade, I want to own business and get into real estate. Thats why Im asking “How can I keep my grades up, while starting my first job. Also while handling challenges at home.”

How much money does an investment banker make? I searched it up on Google but it said you only need basic algebra and statistics but I don't think that's right.

How can I push my carrer out to more people?.

How do they work and what do they provide

is it possible that as a 16 year old without a work permit can get a job if so how and what are the steps?

I am currently in the 10th grade interested in computer science and coding but don't know how to start. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone doesn't mind giving me a few pointers and guidance.

What kind of colleges should I be looking at if I want to major in psychology? I am only in 9th grade so I still have a lot of time to figure it all out.

I am going to college for it and don’t know where to start after

I want to become a STNA

I want to work in STNA

I am a student taking college courses to try to earn the credits while I am still in high school

I have been doing undergraduate research all summer and this job is too unorganized and too isolated for me to feel satisfied. I am a material science & engineering major with a passion for doing something good in the world but I don't know how I want to do that good.

What is the best field of law to major in, depending on salary, skills, and workload? I want to work in law when I graduate college, and I'm in 8th grade right now. I am good at math and ELA and am also interested in finance. I am also interested in making a good salary, which is very important.

I want to be seen as someone who is professional and creative to my professors while still enjoying my college life and being relaxed. Im just looking for some advice on how to balance professionalism and being more casual in college.