Parkesburg, Pennsylvania

I'm going into junior year this year

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’m curious to see why because i would love this as a job.

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

Would I have to go to college, grad school, or does simply a high school diploma work in this case?

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

What was it like in law school how difficult was it?

I'm a middle school student with very driven passions outside of school, psychology to be specific, but recently I've found that it's difficult to commit to my passions and also balance schoolwork and without my passions I don't have the motivation to do work but if I focus too much on my...

Hi, my name is Grey and I'm in 11th grade going into 12th grade. I want to major in criminal justice, I just want a better understanding of what criminal justice is just so I know what's involved with it.

Growing up in a black household and relying on the healthcare workers in my family such as my mom, my aunt, and holder cousins, I was surrounded by resilient and self-supporting mindsets that I tend to consistently reflect on. As a current 2nd-year first generation Biology Pre-Med major, my...

What job can I get if I study math?

Are you supposed to create a formal sheet of all your work/ volunteer experiences, extra-curricular, etc and submit alongside your college app.?

My dream future is owning a live in bookstore that is kind of like a cat cafe except with added books and more animals and to become an author however i am nerodivergent and have an extremely hard time sticking with one project before moving on to another any tips on how to get out of this...

I'm trying to get my family in a comfortable spot with money

I'm a sophmore and I really loved biology, but I get really sick when I think of anything medical related/blood makes me faint. I'm just curious to see what kind of jobs are out there.

I know there are a lot of great colleges out there for med school, but I want to know which colleges are the best for this position in the medical field.

I'm thinking of majoring in psychology when I get into college. But, I don't know what jobs I could get with a psychology degree other than a psychiatrist. What jobs can I get with a psychology degree, maybe jobs involving more criminal psychology?

How do people decide ultimately what they want to learn for their career? I want to be a marine biologist, but I'm still unsure if still of many things in this topic. I'm having quite some trouble deciding over a couple jobs because I also have to consider of where I could get a job for a...

What are the difference between Regular Police and Metro Police

Is becoming a police officer in 2023 have a high risk of being shot or even killed?

I know I like to make people happy, I like getting what I want and I’m pretty good at it (not in a bratty way), I like helping people, and I like accomplishing things. I just don’t know what career these things turn out to be.

I set up a meeting to have this person come. She's a really good public speaker and I just got word that we dont need her and also we cant pay her

I am becoming a nutrition coach and would like to take some nutritional business classes

I am a little nervous to dive right into the nutrition business and work with clients on my own. I feel that i should work for someone else first.

What scholarships are available for musical theatre majors. #music #musicaltheatre #singing #scholarship #help #collegebound #communitycollege

When is the best time to apply for college? I am currently a junior in high school and I have already began looking for colleges. I am not sure when I should start applying. I would like to start as soon as possible.

Hobbies, personality, behavior, preferred work environment, education, and salary depending where you live.

I heard that getting into a Computer Science major is somewhat getting harder. What does it take to increase your chances of getting accepted to that major/school? Is there a certain volunteer or community service that has to be done? Something related to computers? Are there prerequisite...

What does college tuition cover specifically? Is it a certain amount of credits or classes?

How would it benefit me to add SAT scores to my college applications if they're not considered for admissions?