Acushnet, Massachusetts

I am a Highschool senior soon going to college and I as commit to a university I was wondering what you consider truly important when you look at your success.

I want to pass and i want to graduate but anytime i sit down id rather do anything else I’ll even sleep to avoid it.

I have been struggling for a while unsure what career path I want to follow. Some times would tell myself would like to be nurse but then over think I don’t why I keep on doing that .

I am a sophomore in high school who is interested in perusing a career in law. I am interested in what I can do to make college easier for me. Any response is much appreciated

I haven't even solidified a major or decided what my "dream job" would be. I've tried these tests that are supposed to link me with jobs but none of them make sense to me.

I’m in 11th grade and what do you need to do to become a dermatologist

What is a good alternative or a job that you can get with a theatre degree? Are there any well-paying jobs with a theatre degree, and can I do theatre for a living?

im interested in these fields and i want to know if they are worth going to college or not. i am also wondering if these were your careers of choice

Why do colleges value race so much?

I’m a freshman and may be interested in medicine

How did you push yourself to reach that goal and not give up? What strived you to want that goal? When did you end up reaching it and did you realize it was worth it?

Looking for a good college.

How much does the career make annually?
What does the career include?
Why is the job/career important to a lot of people?
When is the job used?
When is the career job used most of the time?
What type of people are mostly help?

I’m an incoming llth grader at a nursing highschool in providence and I wanted how I could better my chance at becoming an anesthesiologist in the future.

Am i able to become a counselor if i have a GED? I am failing school and have to repeat 9th grade my school had told me i was most likely get kicked out and most likely will have to get my GED im concerned i wont be able to get my dream job.

Not sure how to get a good paying job for college when i’m only 18.

Have never taken out a loan before. Family income is low to middle class.

I want to be a pediatrician/nurse practitioner

And can you go to Harvard to become a pediatrician? And how will going to Harvard help you and get you more credit??

When and how should I start my path towards my career? I want to be a doctor so should be starting with volunteering or something soon? Also I am a sophmore in high school

Are Jobs almost like school?

best tips for deciding on a career

I'm going into my sophomore year of high school, and I am thinking that I need to start deciding what I want to do, or what I want to be when I'm older. I need some help deciding, or some new ideas.

I want to be a pediatric anesthesiologist, but I've heard a lot of people say that people with careers in healthcare have high rates of mental health issues. Should this prevent me from going into my desired career field?

Tell me what collage I should go to based on the profession I want to peruse.

Why is going into the education field a good career pathway? Also if I wanted to be an elementary or middle school teacher what should I major in when I go to college?

I am a high school junior and I love to work, but I do not know if this is possible. Have others felt this way? If so, what happened when you went to college?

I’m deciding classes for my next few years and I want to know which ones will be most helpful in grasping knowledge.

I am absolutely in love with working with children, as I have a part time job after school at an elementary school. I know that this is what I should do with my life. But, I have always been set on nursing and I am also totally in love with that. Pediatric nursing seems like the absolute...

I am a sophmore in college and I am majoring into early childhood education.