Kim Igleheart

I want to be a substance abuse counselor, and I've heard that I can get a masters in both psychology or social work. Would it be smarter to just get one of those or do both? If so am I able to do it at the same time?

Why do lawyers have to go to a courthouse all the time, what is an industry and why do we have them also why does our question have to be so long to post?

I'm a high school student who wants to get her Master's degree in Mathematics.

I just recently took the ACT test and I am afraid my score will not be above a 22.

For college, I am contemplating on if I want to dorm or save money and just commute from home. If commuting to my college classes everyday, what are some pros and cons between commuting and living on campus? Would I be missing out on the full college experience?

I am 16 currently doing construction I just need to know how I may start saving for the future I make 15 an hour work 48 to 60 hours a week and need some guidance with my money

Im looking to start basic training right after graduation and I wanna know how hard it really is from a first hand source.

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Which are the best subjects to learn if I want to become a police officer when I grow up?

I am 14 years old, 8th grader, and bilingual.

What do i need a culinary arts degree to become a chef?
if so which one would you prefer a associates degree for two years or a bachelors degree for four years

I’m retired. Been asked to provide a resume. I don’t know how to list my history. Only worked for three companies in 65 years of employment!

Note: this question was asked anonymously by a learner

How does interview works when you’re trying to get a job and is it difficult or stressful to do so, and can be successful in life with a good job and good income

I am in 9th grade and want to know what classes I should take during my last few years of high school.

What fun things, no matter what college I go to, should I do once I move to the dorm and have my own freedom.