Middlebourne, West Virginia

I'm a freshman in college, some of my favorite hobbies are reading, coding, and gaming.

I am college student with a major in Biology who wants to have a career in forensics, specifically forensic biology. I've always wondered what the hardest part is from someone actually in the field.

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

How should I take notes during lectures for my freshmen year for chemical engineering classes or any general education classes? Is it worth it to get an app to listen to the lectures and to help take notes?

I am a current High School student interested in going to college for Radiology Technician and I’m just curious about what’s most difficult.

I'm currently a senior wanting to go to college to become a teacher, and I know I will learn a lot from my professors and CTs, but I'm curious if any current/former teachers can tell me what's the most important piece or have significant advice to share! ( What they might not tell me in college...

I'm going to be majoring in film in college but I'm wondering how much I need to learn on my own. College will help me further my education but I know it can't teach me everything. #Spring25

Schools or entry level workplace recommendations would be great, As well as further certs I could take after getting a&p certified. I live in the West Virginia area.

I want to be a cosmetologist so bad but I’m not sure if it the right thing for me and I don’t know much about it and I would like to learn more from people that have experience

Should I major in philosophy? It has been a subject that I adore and I think I wouldn't have fun with other majors. I studied philosophy in my fun time and Ethics was my favorite class. Everyone's reactions to this major are making me question. Is it worth majoring in what I feel so passionate...

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How will I like be able to actually start being able to look for a job? I have no idea what interests me and what doesn’t.

im having difficulty on finding a college that suites my learning style and my career interests, how do i find one thats right for me?

How hard is the training to be a professional firefighter??

I am looking at colleges with a wide variety of majors in case I would like to change it once I am already there. I would love to try to find my passion in something earlier so I don't waste any time or money doing something I don't love.