Odessa, DE

how did you choose what you wanted to be when you selected your major for college? for instance i want to be a sports agents but im not sure what major in college i should choose to become one.

What should i do about college if i want to become an entrepreneur instead of dealing with student debt?

I am currently a rising sophomore in high school going into my 4th year of studying Latin. I am on an advanced track to finish the usual sequence at my school by the end of 11th grade, after which I might consider taking college courses on the matter, and potentially major in Classics in...

How do I decide what to write a college admissions essay about? everyone that i've read has been so philosophical and i just don't know where to start.

This doesn't need to be specifically biomedical engineering, but it can include any type of engineering. I am a very social person and I fear that there isn't much social interaction occurring within the field.

Would committing to art and graphic design (as a career path) be a reliable option? And if not, are there alternatives so i can still do what i love?

I am a sophomore in college, and I really want to become financially free through brow artistry, but I'm not sure where to begin in getting training, certification, and getting my business up and running while balancing school, but I know I can do it.

What is the easiest course to take while in college? And why this a question that been on my mind since high school days also how long the courses have to be

how hard is carpentry, is it worth it and how was your experience? what do I need to great a good carpentry job? is the carpentry industry stressful? what do you need

What steps can I take to maximize my career growth and advancement opportunities in today's competitive job market? How will I know when I have reached the max in my growth, or will there always be more room for growth?

How can you find a job that you might be interested in?

I'm a freshman and my parents want me to look for colleges but also want me to look for colleges that won't make me school broke.

When I am having issues in a class, it’s hard for me to stay inspired and fully engaged. I would love any suggestions on how to remain self-motivated in class.

I don't want to seem like an average student to admissions officers.

I am fourteen right now, but I want to be able to buy a car by time I’m at least eighteen years old.