Bath, Pennsylvania

How do I create a good study routine as a student athlete?

Is there a way to be more go with the flow as a rigid person?

I am entering college for vet tech and am curious if there are areas of discipline I should focus on.

I'm currently deciding between Pitt and Penn State and want to know which one is more likely to allow me to graduate in 4 years or how hard it is going to be.

I am planning on majoring in Dietetics and want to be a dietitian one day. I also love playing sports and I am very active. I am very passionate about watching what I eat and staying in the best shape I can.

What are the pros and cons of being in a study group Tell me facts about studying in a group.

Hello, Getting into college a little late in the game (nearing 40,) and I'm torn on what to focus on. I've a strong interest in Library Sciences, but also History and Conservation (e.g. Art, artefacts, physical media.) Currently will be stepping into Library Sciences as I begin college via...

I am very set on being a speech teacher, though I'd like to explore other placements. What would you recommend for someone who is interested in teaching?

Making videos on TikTok, or advertising on platforms such as amazon or walmart?

How can you make a video seem appealing and engaging?

I am in my second year of trade school and third year of high school. I study early childhood education at trade school and would really like to start working with children before I graduate, if possible.

It seems a little unclear to me exactly what urban planners do and I've recently considered it for a career. I was also wondering if it would be realistic to get involved in politics from a career in Urban Planning. Thanks!

What can I start doing at my age to prepare? I'm 15 years old and have been looking to be a pediatric nurse practitioner. I know this career needs dedication and hard work, which I'm willing to put in, but I don't know where to begin.

Hello! I'd like to start off by saying, I have UC (Ulcerative Colitis) which means I have a lot of appointments and days where I'm in a lot of pain. It also takes a bit of a toll on my mental health. That all causes me to miss a decent amount of days in school. I'm starting to get worried that...

I am very interested in becoming a dental hygienist, but from what I heard it’s a high demand-competitive position. At the end is it worth all of the sleepless nights? I will still fight for my dream of becoming a dental hygienist some day.