Sidney, Ohio

Hey, it can be challenging to focus in class and take notes; so what are some effective note-taking strategies?

How do you get over your fear of losing interests in your favorite subject? When I'm older I've always wanted to do something with science and tornados and I don't want any of that to go away. It's what I really enjoy.

It can be anything!!

For if there's a specific item I wish to own, or if my mother is short a few bucks on rent for bills, how can I budget my money to help her and buy items I'd like too?

I want to be able to work on myself and be ready for my future. That's not really taught in school and I'm just expected to learn and make mistakes when mistakes can't be made that often for me. I hope for help please and thank you in advance.

I'm very interested in science and stem but I don't know what I want to go in to for career yet. I've also taken a lot of math and science credits in my high school career.

I have a gpa of 3.6. I did band and choir, but i’m being homeschooled this year. I don’t know if this is good enough or if I need to be better. I don’t want to get into like an Ivy school, just somewhere with a good forensics program.

I fear my college application won’t make me as competitive compared to others. I’m looking for advice to make me stand out or to help improve my resume. Thank you!

I feel like I’m super unprepared for college and I don’t have enough credits or extracurriculars to be seen as a desired applicant for a school. I have good grades

I am also wondering which colleges would you recommend and what i should have on my resume to be considered. Also, how to immerse myself in film within my community.

I am also wondering which colleges would you recommend and what i should have on my resume to be considered. Also, how to immerse myself in film within my community.

Been doing some research and I want to major in English and if possible get my masters though wandering would public or private be more cost effective? If possible wandering how the tuition aids work also so I can take that into perspective while searching.

I'm currently in my senior year of high school, so I know I have a while before I'll get to graduate school, but I want to be prepared! I want to be a public librarian, specifically a children's librarian if possible.

I'm a sophomore in college who wants to work on rockets/spacecraft, my school does not offer Aerospace Engineering. I know that ME is the same as AE (in undergrad) but what's the best course of attack? Trying to find a job after undergrad or getting a Master's in AE to help? Any advice would be...

I am a junior in high school struggling with course selection.