Wooster, Ohio

I'm thinking about getting in a 4 years college degree on accounting. However, these days jobs seems to be more available to advance career like science, math, and engineering. Back then people can make a decent amount of money with 4 years degree on accounting, but now not so many. I don't...

Just planning ahead and wanting to be successful in my future job. #engineering #aerospace-engineering #mechanical

I'm wondering if it's a good idea to continue doing internships and/or classes to try to earn more experience before diving right into a career. Or would I learn more from actually doing the job. #college #career #career-counseling #internships

This has always been one of my biggest fears: that I'm not going to like the career path I chose. I want to be able to enjoy my job, not dread going everyday. #succession-planning

I'm working on a degree in psychology, but don't necessarily want to be a clinical psychologist. I'm fascinated by cognitive, social, and political psychology. Are careers realistically available in these areas, and if so what degree would be necessary? #psychology #politics #consulting...

I'll be 42 next week and have two young children. Returning to school would be a lot of work and expense, but my current career is unfulfilling and stagnant. My music degrees have proved useless, but I have always been interested in psychology. Is it too late for a career change? #psychology

These are the majors that I want to study these topics in college and would like to know more about job opportunities. #business #lawyer

Our whole lives are tailored towards becoming successful but everyone's definition of it seems to change from profession to profession and from person to person. As I transition from high school to college I want a deeper understanding as to how to achieve true success in all of my endeavors....