Elsmere, Kentucky

I find it difficult to navigate school sometimes, as the rest of my family has no idea what I am talking about or doing.

I'm looking to minor in marketing or human resources with a major in finance, and wondering if it may be too much of a workload on myself or not.

Playing volleyball my first year of college

I am going to attend an academically challenging school and I want to build good study habits that I may not have learned in high school.

I have used LinkedIn, Indeed, etc. and still haven't found an IT job. I am looking for something part time that doesn't require any certifications or a bachelor's degree. But since I'm in college, these jobs are hard to find.

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