Newton Falls, Ohio

I’m finishing a business degree after many years of professional experience and looking to move from frontline support into more strategic, process-driven roles. I’m interested in how others have successfully reframed their experience for this type of transition.

What can I do to avoid the same situation?

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I feel as if finding scholarships is extremely hard; every time I find one, it takes me to another website.

What specific skills or knowledge areas should finance students prioritize to be competitive in the evolving landscape of sustainable finance and impact investing, considering the increasing importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)? #Fall25

Hi! I'm a senior in high school planning on pursuiting a degree in radiology technology. I want to pick a career that will give me flexibilty, such as the option to develop in leadership, having time to serve in my church, and possibly stepping back to focus on family.

Sports are a huge part of my life and I am not me without them. I also have an interest in psychology so I plan to have a minor in that.

I am a senior in high school looking for more insight on this field of study. I enjoy trying to solve cases and exploring the interesting aspects of criminal studies.

I want to pursue a degree in medicine. There are three medical schools within 1.5 hours from my family, thus those are the only ones to which I plan on applying. That seems reasonable to me, but when I read others' posts about med school, many students seem borderline obsessed with getting...

I'm an non-traditional student in my freshman year of school at Cleveland Institute of Art, and I'm preparing to major in Animation.

Going to college is a big change and can be hard for most. Not only is it hard to find ways to fund college it’s is also the first time many are on their own and have that much responsibility.

I been told to apply for scholarships, go to community college, build credits I just don’t know where to start. I’m a high school senior so I need help to figure this out before it’s late and I end up behind.

What is the value of a college education in today’s society?

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After my bachelor's, I'm planning on going to law school. Are there any fields or aspects of study I should consider? What are some activities I can involve myself in to get a better understanding of the career?

I feel I have heard before that for law-school one of the most important things is which school you attend, like Harvard or Yale for example. I am not sure I would ever have the necessary requirements in order to attend the top schools, and I worry about the pricing as well. I have a local...

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I am a 12 year old girl who loves the ocean! I would love to be a marine biologist some day. But I want to start early to get better at the job. What would I do to do that?

Hello, I am having a rough time trying to figure out what I would like do for a career. What are some good career option if i am really interested in computers? I love computers and have been tinkering/building them ever since I was little. I'm not really looking to go to college, I am 20...

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I am an 8th grader who is interested in social media and technology.

I am 19 and currently studying fashion design as a sophomore at Kent State University. I would really like to find a job/internship to jumpstart my career and resume in preparation to graduate. Do you have any advice on how to make connections with people in the industry, while preparing to...

I am pursuing a degree in Cyber Security.

I discovered a love for sports management, communication and psychology.

I am a senior in high school and plan to major in nursing!

I love dance and fitness to relieve stress and relax as well. I look forward to the vast opportunities college has to offer!

What inspire me to go to college is my family. Because of them I want to reach my high potential. Not only because of them, I'm doing it for my personal gain.

Even in my last high school year, among the comfort and familiarity of my home and school, the challenges college poses for me ahead are daunting. Are there any tips or codes to making my college life easier?

What was the hardest thing about getting through schooling for a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, and why? Also, did you go on to use your degree? #Spring25

I’m a senior in high school right now and I would love to get into law enforcement after I graduate.

Hi-What advice would you give me as an incoming college freshman majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics & Government) in a college in D.C. with a pre-Law track? Perhaps choices/decisions you made as an undergraduate that helped or hindered your path...