Ohio, USA

I love to create, direct , Edit and take photos. I also love health and nutrition and helping people with bettering themselves

I am very neurodiverse. My discoveries are major importance type but my ability to get anyone to agree to even consider meeting me or physically inspecting my claim is impossible. So how do I get to meet a professional who is willing to look at the evidence in person? Photo submissions don't work.

I always though I wanted to be a professor, but now that I have a Science Education PhD and am near the end of my postdoc, I find I don't really want to go into traditional academia (At least not with a research component). Unfortunately the schools that are hiring without a research component...

Are there any positions for the careers you are researching right out of high school? If not is there anything you could do as a job to get introduced to the field for Pediatric Nurses

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...

Learning cyber security entry

I discover my skill by exploring what I love doing, and putting interest to it
Advancing in ways to improve in them

Doctor nurse chemist

Chemistry chemical

Hello, I'm currently pre-cse and applying for cse this autumn. I am gaining interest in UI/UX design. Should I stick with cs and minor in something that will give me knowledge in UI/UX design(communication technology, design thinking) I don't entirely know what career path I want after college,...

I am a incoming second year CS student in college and am still unsure what I want to do with CS. I am confused in what to study and am wanting guidance in languages or skills to practice in order to give myself the best well-rounded knowledge. Thank you

I am currently in school for a molecular biology degree. I am now stuck and confused about what to do. If I drop out and go to vet tech school or will I be doing the same thing that I am doing now in college?

Though the main goal of college is to earn a degree for a higher education, college students should also recognize the other aspects that aid in their development, including social and intellectual. So what could those important things a young adult should look out for in their college career?

I have trouble with studying and I want to improve on my studying skills to also go towards college when I go into radiology and or physician assistant to then retain more information.

I am 20-years-old and college bound. I am anxious about starting college because of all the complexities, like financial aid, but also balancing my mental health and my passions and financial stability. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.