I see. Thank you for your answer. That helps. 

Do you know if there is any way to change the label alignment on specific fields? Not just the entire form?

CSS can be used to format any part of the form once you understand how to target the fields, headers, etc. You may find where other people have posted code snippets here on answers, unfortunately there isn't a specific forum for all snippets. Others resources such as W3Schools are helpful.

Understood. 

Thank you Steve.

I would like the answer to this question too - with an example. 

Hi Steve, which designer would you be looking for the example in?

Can you include a screen shot of something for reference?

Hi Steve, I'm using the Modern Forms designer. I want to be able to put "Week 1 Video" BESIDE the field (The entire rest of the form needs to keep the field labels ABOVE the fields)
- I'm also trying to figure out how to get the CSS to touch that field label so I can also make the label itself disappear for other reasons/in other cases:

To Hide the Label on a field, i added a CSS Class to the field "HideLBL", and then used the following CSS to hide the Label.

.HideLBL label {display:none;}

As far as putting the fields next to the labels. That is beyond me at this point as fields use flex in the modern designer of which I am not familiar. 
@████████, any ideas in this?

I'm going to grumble here that this really should be a new post.
Gumble, grumble, grumble...

The high-level part of the fields are flex display, but when you get deeper into the components of the field, it uses different display types as needed.  At the level of the div element that includes the form-q class, it's actually using block display instead.  That form-q div is one level above the label element and the div with the cf-field class, and that block display keeps the label above the field.  If we change that .form-q div to use flex display instead, it automatically changes the layout to side-by-side for the label and field - that's just a natural part of how flex works.  They are weird widths at that point, so we need to tweak those as well, but it's a start. 

So here's three lines of CSS for the Modern Designer (tested on Version 11.0.2212.30987) that in my testing made a single-line field that had the label above it, instead show the label to the left of it, and resized the widths of the label and field so that it didn't look really odd.  It just requireds the field to include the class name of: sideBySideLabel.

.sideBySideLabel .form-q {display: flex; margin-top: 25px;}
.sideBySideLabel .form-q label {width: 25%;}
.sideBySideLabel .form-q .cf-field {width: 75%;}

You can see it here on the field in the middle:

It took a bit of trial and error to get the field aligned with the fields on the left and right instead of aligned with the labels.  That's what the   margin-top: 25px;   value is doing.  And the sizing of 25% versus 75% is really dependant upon how that field is laid out on your form, you might have to tweak those to make it look how you need in your situation.