Worthington, Ohio

I have gone through many of what I would consider to be the basic humanities classes and now I am not quite sure what type or types of classes would be the most beneficial to finish with.

I am planning on becoming a biology major in Ohio and I'm looking for scholarships to apply to. I have a 3.9 GPA and some of my hobbies are music and research.

What is an event or experience that has stuck with you, and what did you learn from it?

What was the deciding factor when you realized that dentistry was for you, and what was that experience like?

I am a college student currently studying business administration and management. I am in my second year, and I like make sure I keep up with my grades. I really like the color pink and trying new things.

Is it more intimidating? Do you have to prepare more material? I bet it feels more professional, right?

Hi! I'm a college freshman, and becoming a nurse has been my dream since I was a kid. I'm really curious about nurses' real experiences in the field.

Currently, I am stuck between chemical, mechanical, and aerospace engineering. All of these really interest me, but I cannot choose. Thank you!?

Understanding this will help me align my academic and professional goals with the qualities that matter most in this industry. #Fall25

It feels like a lot of teachers and friends know that college is different than high school but the only things they tell me are that I get more freedom and what not. I feel like there should be more and I don't have many ways to find out.

I have heard my friends complain about AI "ruining their future careers" How do I avoid falling into this?

I am a high school senior looking to major in recreational therapy.

I am a freshman in college following a Pre Med route and studying biology. The weight of the bill that comes with college and graduate school terrifies me. I want to know every in and out of working this out... #Fall25

I'm a sophomore Communications major with interests in Public Relations. I don't have corporate internship experience yet, but I'm eager to start building my resume. Any guidance on where to look or how to stand out would really help!

Would it be beneficial for me to work for 1-3 years as a clinical data analyst with a bachelor's degree then attend graduate school to earn my masters, or should I attend graduate school directly after college? I am currently majoring in statistics for my undergraduate degree, and will...