East Cleveland, OH

I want to work in STNA

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

I have been doing undergraduate research all summer and this job is too unorganized and too isolated for me to feel satisfied. I am a material science & engineering major with a passion for doing something good in the world but I don't know how I want to do that good.

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

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.

I want to be seen as someone who is professional and creative to my professors while still enjoying my college life and being relaxed. Im just looking for some advice on how to balance professionalism and being more casual in college.

Do you need college? If so how many years and what major? If not what kind of education do you need?

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.