Agnes Said:

Cincinnati Ohio. Does anyone know of any internships available in a law office for a pre-law student?

We Answered:

careers.scienceontheweb.net - I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.

Hilda Said:

I know this question has been asked a million times but if all jobs want you to have 2-3 year experience how?

We Answered:

We hired our GUI programmer because while he was in school, he installed Unix servers for charities for free. That got him his experience.

Also, employers will hire a community college grad before they will hire a DeVry grad. DeVry is not held in any great regard by employers.

Schools like University of Phoenix, ITT Tech, DeVry, Kaplan and others are "for profit" schools. They tend to be very expensive, the qualifications of the instructors range from very good to awful and their credits are seldom transferable. In addition, most employers only consider candidates from these schools if there are no suitable applicants from a more traditional school.


These schools offer a lot of online programs and this is not to say that online programs are bad. They are not. Some are very good. Schools like UCLA Extension or Athabasca University in Canada are fully accredited and seen to be excellent ways to get an education. Basically, what you want is the online division of a traditional accredited university to get an online degree that counts for something.


As for going to the classroom courses offered by these for profit schools, even the claimed to be bachelors level courses the for profit schools offer are considered at best by employers to be on par with what you get from a community college. However, a community college will be far cheaper and community college credits are transferable to a 4 year university in most cases. Credits from the for profit schools seldom will transfer anywhere. The for profit schools even mention this in their TV ads, at least here in California.


I have heard many stories from people who have gone to these for profit schools who have been left with a bigger debt than many graduates from a traditional 4 year university while still not being able to get a job. I personally know a part time instructor for one of these schools and he just cringes thinking of what the debt load these poor kids are taking on for a community college level education.

Yvonne Said:

Advertising Agencies in Ohio?

We Answered:

Call Heyman Talent - they are in Columbus and Cincinnati

Robert Said:

Where can I get a job?

We Answered:

Have you ever heard of Uvisor? I've had a lot of good experience with them myself.

Rebecca Said:

Should I leave town in search of a better career?

We Answered:

Have you tried to find internships or other non-wage opportunities outside of your major? That may allow you an "in" with a company - try talking with someone in your school's Career Development or Placement office.

Tommy Said:

Can't Find American Eagle Application?

We Answered:

http://www.mayorofthemall.com/applicatio…

There you go

Oh, it does. Hmmm I wonder if they would mind? Maybe just take it in and tell them it's the only one you could find since they didn't have any. Or fill out that one, take it with you, and get a new one and just copy all the info onto the blank one they give you so it would only take a couple of minutes.

Earl Said:

I live in cincinnati ohio I need some advice on where to get help with getting back my grandparents pitt bull?

We Answered:

Pit Bulls are banned in Cincinnati.
http://understand-a-bull.com/BSL/Locatio…

All you can try to do is convince him to do the right thing for the dog.Outside of that,seeing as there is a breed ban in your city,contacting authorities will likely end up with the dog being seized and put to sleep.