Holland, Pennsylvania

What is the best school for math?

How do people decide ultimately what they want to learn for their career? I want to be a marine biologist, but I'm still unsure if still of many things in this topic. I'm having quite some trouble deciding over a couple jobs because I also have to consider of where I could get a job for a...

I've wanted to be an Astronaut for a while and I thought a degree in astronomy would be a good start but I don't know.

How much years of college would i need to do to go for a career as a psychotherapist?

I know I like to make people happy, I like getting what I want and I’m pretty good at it (not in a bratty way), I like helping people, and I like accomplishing things. I just don’t know what career these things turn out to be.

-Taking honors chem right now
-Took honors biology freshman year
-Plan on taking AP Bio senior year

What are the most important things that a future therapist should have in terms of the field of social work?

I am a senior in college studying psychology to become a LCSW. I do not have any internships, and my GPA IS 2.6. I am trying to bring that up as close to 3.0 as possible before I graduate next semester. Is there anything else I should have to bolster my application? I also am in a service...

I am becoming a nutrition coach and would like to take some nutritional business classes

I am a little nervous to dive right into the nutrition business and work with clients on my own. I feel that i should work for someone else first.

When is the best time to apply for college? I am currently a junior in high school and I have already began looking for colleges. I am not sure when I should start applying. I would like to start as soon as possible.

I have no preference for being the head researcher or assistant. Is it easier to get a job if I have a higher degree? Are higher degrees worth my time or is it more cost-effective to stay with my BS?

Hobbies, personality, behavior, preferred work environment, education, and salary depending where you live.

I heard that getting into a Computer Science major is somewhat getting harder. What does it take to increase your chances of getting accepted to that major/school? Is there a certain volunteer or community service that has to be done? Something related to computers? Are there prerequisite...

I am a currently enrolled student in Job Corp, I am planning on going into the electrical trade and would love to hear from the perspective of someone who follows into that career.