Mount Vernon, Ohio

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.

Should I start gathering things such as books and classroom materials now or later in college? My family has lots of early elementary level books that they were considering getting rid of

Do it all at once or take steps slow and go back to college to do NP later?

How to prepare for college?

Hello, I am currently interested in occupational therapy. I really want to purse this and help others. I am trying to gain as much knowledge as I can so I can have the best experience and outcome.

I am starting medical school in the fall, and I am not sure what to expect of the transition. How do I best prepare?

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).

I am planning on becoming a biology major in Ohio and I'm looking for scholarships to apply to. I have a 3.9 GPA and some of my hobbies are music and research.

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?

I am a college student currently studying business administration and management. I am in my second year, and I like make sure I keep up with my grades. I really like the color pink and trying new things.

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

Understanding this will help me align my academic and professional goals with the qualities that matter most in this industry. #Fall25

It feels like a lot of teachers and friends know that college is different than high school but the only things they tell me are that I get more freedom and what not. I feel like there should be more and I don't have many ways to find out.

I have no co-signers and my part-time internship doesn't cover the bills as long with my part-time job. Scholarships are my only savior or are there other ways to get housing and college?

Are there any items that everyone says you need but you really don't?

I am interested in going into the acting career, but wondering if I am able to go into the career right after high school or if I need to go to college & get a degree in acting/Performing Arts.

Thanks,
Brennen

I feel like I am directed to so many different sites, and I never seem to hear back from them after I apply. I don't know if I am just not receiving them or if they just aren't actually real.

I’ve dreamed of being an art teacher but am unsure if the cost will be worth it.

As we all know, the world is rapidly evolving, which makes me wonder how can we as a whole keep up? How are we supposed to plan our careers when the jobs we may have might not exist yet?

#Spring25

If I am interested in volunteering in addition to my job, are there any particular roles or sub-fields that I should explore?

Whether that be over the summer or during the school year, starting as someone about to go into the their sophomore of college as a sociology major.

I am currently a programming and app development student at the career center and will have several certifications when I graduate high school. I like programming but know I want to be in the industry long term, so want to make sure I cover my bases!

My goal is to achieve DVM degree (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) Since this is 6 to 8 years of college education. How or best way I can achieve this goal with minimal of debt? I am staying with in state colleges (University of Findlay) and transferring to OSU Vet medicine (hopefully!) Applying...

I'm a high school senior who just got admitted into Saic (School of Art Institute of Chicago) and am having a hard time figuring out which kind of art I wanna branch out to I have mostly been into Illustration/fine arts but I wanna know if it'll be worth changing into animation.

I want to get into conservation and wildlife rehab. I'd like a few pointers to help me get started in the right direction. #spring25

I am a high school senior planning to achieve a master's in biblical studies. Doing internships will enable me to be more experienced, which will give me a greater chance of getting an exceptionally good job. I just do not know when to start internships.

I am planning on majoring in Biology (pre-med)

I am interested in majoring in Psychology and Social work and minoring in child studies and youth development.