New Albany, Ohio

Sometimes, I look at statistics about which majors have the best results after college.

I’m going to college to play softball and my major as of now is going to be exercise science and I want to know what the daily looks like.

I’m currently an administrative assistant, but I feel that my capabilities are wasted. I was told by my boss that my standards are too high.

I am studying zoology in university, and I do photography as a hobby on the side. Is that a good starting point?

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 am trying to decide between two colleges and can't decide which to go with. I want to dorm with my best friend and have the college experience everyone talks about, but my other college offers a bit more of a broad major I desire to go into.

I have an AROTC Scholarship that I plan on using. The aspect of having a job immediately after college enticed me, but what comes after that?

I'm an upcoming applicant to medical school and would really appreciate any advice.

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

I am a Highschool Senior graduating next month. I was wondering this because I feel like I have been doing all of these things to become a better studier and it has been a little challenging. Especially when I am trying to figure out ways to make it easier on myself and to make it something I...

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

I am starting my MBA after a year away and I feel nervous about starting up again.

I've completed a general education in psychology, but I don't feel fully prepared for graduate-level studies in the field. There's a lot of uncertainty in the world right now, which adds to my hesitation.

I'm going to be a college freshman and I want to be able to start finding internships and leadership positions early because the career that I want, being hospital administration is a higher up position so getting experience is crucial, also I want to see if I enjoy the job.