Smithville, Ohio

I'm an 11th grader in some biotechnology classes, and it's got me very interested in pursuing a career in medical research. However, I don't really understand how researchers come up with their ideas. Is there a list out there to choose from, or do people come up with them themselves? Because...

I have a few different career pathways I want to go into. I don’t know which one to choose or how to choose.

I am potentially interested in becoming a physical therapist after college, and I was wondering what the average workday looks like.

I am thinking about taking on the Army as an early career for me, but I'm not sure when would be the ideal time to enlist.

what are things i need to learn about construction

I am going attend a four-year university this upcoming fall and was wondering how I could accomplish this goal.

What skills are needed mainly in carpentry.

I’m looking into putting on casts and working in the orthopedic field, but I’m not sure which major will benefit me more.

Hi! I'm interested in this career and was wondering what the environment for this job would specifically be like (place, dress, workload, pace)?

I have an idea of what they do because of where I work currently but I would like more information on it.

I currently work as a host at a place with a bar. The bartenders interest me and I want to decide if i should follow through with it and get more opinions.

I have always had a passion for what goes on in a criminals mind and why they do what they do and how they react to certain things. But I want to make sure that I don´t back out of something I know I would really wan to do.

Specifically would it be a struggle to understand what is going on, what all would I be studying on?

How long would the course be? Will there be any hands on things I would have to be aware of?

What should I be looking for becoming a sociologist? Is there anything specific?