Agawam, Massachusetts

I have been researching colleges I am interested in and they are not clear enough on giving application and admission information and I am just wondering about the basics.

Is applying for colleges more of a lead path for everyone, or does everyone experience something different when it comes to college, how do I know what colleges I could be eligible to get into?

Biology Degree

What technical institutions are available for hands-on electrical engineering

I'm a Mexican first-generation high school senior who needs guidance on this topic specifically.

I am going to college for film/tv/digital media production and was wondering what are all the jobs I can get out of it that are super technical and less screenwriting and such.

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With having career, I fear that I might need some assistance with seeking different opportunities with the career that I want to pursue.

I'm really interested in legal aspects as well as psychology

How do I begin a career in business management. What college will be the best to attend. What are the things that I need to make it possible. I just wanna succeed in my endeavor.
I have a very good grade and being a manager I top on the list for career goal for me. I just need a good advice on this.

I don't understand why people always think college is so important, and why people feel like they have to do it to get a job.

I just have to get better

I am a junior in high school and I am looking into soil and plant science as a career path. What steps can I take now and after graduation to prepare for this career path?

I'm 17 in high school & I've been wanting a job since my sophomore year so I'm trying to get a job for my senior year. I've found options & started taking steps for them(I.e. finding employers with avaliable jobs & emailing them), but I really don't feel prepared enough for it. I discussed...

I am currently interested in three careers: Business, Architecture, and Art. I want to be an entrepreneur and start my own type of small business. But I would like to be able to design and build buildings and the inside of them. And I would also want to be able to enjoy a hobby that relaxes me...

high school, Massachusetts, junior

I'm looking into being a soil and plant scientist but I am unsure of the job outlook.

Massachusetts, junior, want to have a good job.

While being a clinical pharmacist do I get paid? What are the hours like? Are there any requirements to begin? And finally do I have to work out the full length of the program?

I just need to know how I would start.

I want to run my own Excavation, Construction, and Landscaping Company and I have the physical experience for the job and tasks but what type of business education/schooling should I pursue before I continue my career and how much should I do?

I've wanted to be one since I was a kid, but I don't know much about the practice.

I don't mind working hard but, I still want to make decent money.

I work best in an environment with independence, a relaxed pace, and structure.

I'm Interested in being a Physical Chemist or something within the chemistry field. I tend to and like working Independent, With a structure in work load & schedule. I also like being In-person as I tend to focus and work better in-person, Is this a good fit for me?

As a pharmacist am I able to work independently? I enjoy fast pace working while under pressure, and a daily uniform scheduled work environment. Is this a good fit for me

Is this a good fit for me?

I work best in an environment with time flexibility, in-person work and independence. What are some jobs that might be the right fit for me?

I still don't know what to go to college for so I'm hoping that this will help me figure it out.

I work best in an environment with independence, help others, and time flexibility. Is this a good fit for me?

Does a pharmacist have free time to spend with family/friends? What is the average salary of a pharmacist? Is interesting enough to keep as a ling term job?