Wooster, Ohio

I am going to college for it and don’t know where to start after

How hard are classes in college ? Do people find them extremely hard or are they comparable to the college classes that you can take while still in high school ?

I am a student taking college courses to try to earn the credits while I am still in high school

I've always loved sports but none that are available at my school a big one for me is figure skating I am no where near a personal level but if I get better around my senior year I was wondering if there any programs or something that would pay for me to get through school

I know that I like to do.so I will try and find something that I’m interested in. To see if that is a good path for me to go down.

What is the best field of law to major in, depending on salary, skills, and workload? I want to work in law when I graduate college, and I'm in 8th grade right now. I am good at math and ELA and am also interested in finance. I am also interested in making a good salary, which is very important.

How often should i workout to get into the police force. i go around 5 times per week. but i also cant get too big otherwise it can affect my sport. any ideas?

This is probably something I should understand but how do you choose your majors, and are you limited to how many?

What should I do when I can't keep focusing in my online classes? I take online classes during the summer and go to school in person for the normal school year and i can't seem to be focusing at all.

I don't have a car so I need something that pays well online and that is also fun

I want to know if it is easy to apply and why can it affect you if you mess up.

is it worth it to go to college after high school or should I wait

I am a first year at Oberlin College majoring in Computer Science.

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.

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?

I am a senior in high school interested in the fashion industry and I have been successful with art throughout high school

What advice would you give to someone considering a job in the Director/Producer industry?

How difficult was it to find a job in the Director/Producer industry after you finished college?