Ohio, USA

What aspects of work do architects spend most of their time on? #architecture #architect #day-in-the-life-of #day-in-the-life

I plan to major in architecture and was wondering what minors would go along with architecture. I plan to become a certified architect and have my own firm. I know business would be a good minor, but are there any others? #architect #architecture #architecture-and-planning #college-minor...

I don't know which classes would put me ahead of other architects, and I have a few interests in minors. If I were to minor in engineering, which type of engineering would be best? #minors #architecture #undergrad #engineering

I want to major in #architecture and want to know more about #graduate-school

I really want to pursue a career involving computer information science, specifically artificial intelligence and data analytics. The reason why i’m asking is due to a hard time finding internships I qualify for. #ArtificialIntelligence #ComputerScience #ComputerInformation #Data #DataAnalytics...

I love both subjects very much, but due to costs I can’t do both. I love animating and filming, but I’m not sure if i’m qualified enough for the industry. For computer science, I love it too, but I tend to struggle at times when learning or applyingrg knowledge. #Animations...

Like all colleges their are disadvantages to going. I wanted to know what are the major disadvantages of attending art school? #college #artschool

I was wondering is college really as hard as people say it is, and what is the hardest part of college? #college

Hey guys,

So I love to write, which is why I'm pursuing Professional Writing as my major. However, I also love to volunteer. Is there a way I can combine my two loves and volunteer to write?

#volunteering #professional-writing #writing #editing #nonprofits #nonprofit-marketing

I know that when it comes to choosing a school, you're supposed to look for classes that would help you get a degree in the field you want, but other than that how do I know which school is right for me to attend?

#ChoosingSchools #Future_School

When I first started college, I went to become an engineer. But near the end of my first semester, I think I want to become a STEM teacher instead. Is it normal to question the major you thought you wanted, and change to a new major instead? #Majors

I’m applying for my classes early and I want to avoid paying to the application fee. #4Free