Rainier, Oregon

What classes do I have to take; what undergraduate prerequisites and how many hours of lab time do you need to become a nurse practitioner? Is there required logging hours to be able to pass a class? Is Organic Chemistry a pre-requisite? If I'm directly admitted to the nursing program, what...

I also want to coach high school sports. #Fall25

I’ve settled on being an anesthesiologist, I really like medical stuff and I find it all so interesting and I love hospitals. Does anyone have any tips or recommendations I’m gonna go to Oregon state university

What are the best college-level apps for helping with major and study in Speech and Language Pathology?
#Fall2025

I want to be able to create helpful products that are accessible and useful for everyone. I enjoy creating products using my different skills in woodworking, blacksmithing, and 3D-Modeling. But I'm curious how I could use those to make meaningful and useful products.

I have been admitted into a college that is 40 minutes from where I live, so staying at home (in attempt to save money) won't be ideal. However, I know that transitioning from high school to a huge undergraduate college could be difficult to adjust and get used to. How should I prepare for this...

I am a high school senior who has a great interest in the science courses, medical field, as well as writing & literature. I am planning to major in either biology or chemistry in college with the goals of becoming a Clinical and/or Anatomical Pathologist. I would like to know more about the...

I am pursuing both professional golf and a career in quantitative trading, which I know is extremely ambitious. But I believe I have what it takes.

What allows higher chances of acceptance to trade programs?

What is the rigor of study in a 4-year bachelor's echo program versus a 2-year certificate echo program? #Spring25

I am a Computer Science graduate from a small liberal arts college. I aspire to become a software engineer.

I'm a sophomore in high school and I cant seem to pick a career, I love the outdoors and like hands on work I also enjoy helping people but I love baking and cooking and I'm good at it. there are so many options but I cant pick, park ranger, environmental technician, forestry, cook, Baker,...

Specifically, is it difficult to find work as a business manager or start your own business from the ground up after getting a degree in business management?

I am currently a college undergraduate enrolled in a bachelor's program for organizational leadership and technical management, but have interests all over the place, such as in culinary, business management, or art.

How can I improve my chances of getting internships while in school? I'm about to finish my freshman year and want better chances of getting hired in sustainability when I graduate!