Arlington, Washington

I am a high school student, graduating in June of 2026. I plan to attend a beauty school straight after high school.

I am a 17 year old girl living in Bothell, Washington hoping to major in sociology and minor in pre-law at Biola University. I would love to attend law school at the University of Washington, but I need financial help to get there.

#Fall25. What schools in Idaho, Florida, and Colorado have the best Mechanical Engineering programs?

I am looking for merit-based scholarships that I can apply for that are specific to descendants of retired military veterans.

(I am a senior in high school know an going into the pre veterinary program for zoology)

I want to stop procrastinating so much. I know I am intelligent. I am a college senior, and I need to figure out what population of people I want to work with, in what capacity. I'm so lost!

Why is writing a term paper so difficult, and how do I break it down to its simplest form so I do not get overwhelmed? I use APA7 format, and I struggle with it so much. Finding headings and how to word things to sound interesting, yet technical, is trying.

I have been applying to many different scholarships for many months now and have so far heard nothing back from any of them. Are there any tips for standing out in scholarship applications? How can I balance this with college workload as well?

i made a blog and need help figuring out ways to preomte it since i cant have social media for two more years

if i make it to an interveiw how can i stand out against other potential employeyes?

i am almost 14 (in 30 days) and would like a job (preferably summer)

I think not every student really know what they might fit the best on different career, they might have something they really like to do, not might not be the best fit

I am a senior in high school currently set to major in biology with a specialization in Bio-med. I really love planes, and air anything related to the sky, and travelling is fun to me. is there any way for me to get into a career that would incorporate medicine and aviation?

I'm a college student who is planning on going to law school to become a lawyer in the future.

I'm a freshman in college taking all STEM classes and 'm currently pursing a degree in engineering (leaning towards electrical). However, I keep finding myself struggling time and time again. It takes me much longer than others to comprehend given information from lectures, and I keep finding...

I am a college sophomore at Grand Canyon University. I currently am a PE teacher and coach for the school I work for. I have been coaching basketball now for three years. #Spring25

I am a HS senior interested in this field. I have been accepted to Pacific University which has a strong PT program. I play football and enjoy exercise sciences.

Hi everyone, I’m a part-time PhD student in Mechanical Engineering, with a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering. I previously worked at Boeing as a Systems Engineer and was recently affected by layoffs. I’m now actively seeking new opportunities in systems engineering—particularly in the...

So far, I am interested in desktop and laptop PC repair and upgrade, since I am working to earn my CompTIA A+ computer technician certification. Advice for gig work like this or any similar computer and mobile technology work would certainly be of great value to many! I have heard that there...

Is it a good idea to take out loans? It seems counterproductive to be tens of thousands of dollars in debt once college is finished.

#Spring25.

I would love to work with animals but the medical school is at least 12 years and I am unsure that the pay would be worth all of the school bills putting me into dept.

I want to know if this job is fulfilling because I want a career that can make me feel good and help me make a change in this world.

I'm a student getting office administration certificates as well as looking to get an associates degree(potentially a bachelors) and intern at legal firms. I'm looking for more insight on what to expect. Thanks for reading!

I graduated high school but didn't go straight into college for what I wanted then, I worked as a caregiver until I decided it wasn't for me. I do love the healthcare and taking care of elderly ones but it wasn't enough for me. I'm looking into CMA or MMA which one will make me happy?

I am a high school graduate, I don't want to further my education (for now). I just want to get a better job that can help me with bills.

does a chef earn enough money to provide adequate living?

Different ways to cope. Helping others. Thinking about the important details through each job i wanna do.

I'm very interested in this field, and I have a lot of questions about the medical field. Im very interested in the thought of the different specialties.

so i know what indie game dev is like (i know indie games when i see them, my game looks like one): there's a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and my head hates me because i slap it a lot (don't worry, i'm used to it), but what about AAA games? what's that like?

I wanted to be video game designer. Right after I played my first video game, I thought they were so fun and interesting.

and not just tools to speed up the proccess (so a software like blender does not count, unless you add some code to procedurally generate stuff) but auctually proceduraly generate it.

Like computer systems analysts and those that deal with information technology, what's a usual wage for someone with intermediate experience.

What is the annual salary? How would I deal with ethical dilemmas or conflicts of interest in security work? What are the main security risks and challenges for the organization? What are the security policies and procedures that I would need to follow and enforce?

Hi, I'm trying to get into game development, I just got out of high school, and I was wondering if anyone could help with some tips that I should know that could help me.

I am thinking about either becoming a CMA, Phlebotomist, or Registered Nurse and would like some advice for training/school.

graduate to CMA in job corps

Job corps student

I graduated high school in June 2024 from Arlington High School, and I want to be a First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers because I was curious of what First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers really do on a day-to-day basis, besides of making sure the safety of prisoner's and...

So when I'm done with Job Corps, I want to be a Dog Handler in the U.S. Army, when I'm in Job corps I will be working on my security certificate and passing the ASVB test.

What's the best part of being a medical administrative assistant

To meet the requirements to get your Nail Tech license how do you go about it if you don't want to attend beauty school?

Hello. I am in the middle of my first days of Job Corps, and looking to eventually land a career in game development. An answer to this question would be well appreciated.

Why did you choose your specialty? Were you simply drawn to it or was there something else to it?

How did you decide what school you went for what you desired and how many years did it take for you to complete it?

what does an OBGYN do? what does it take to become an OBGYN? how can an OBGYN help people?

what are three important things i should know about being a clinical medical asst?
what does a typical day look like working CMA or OBGYN?

what does an OBGYN do? why do they help during childbirth? how do they help during child birth

How long did it take for you to understand your place in your field of work?

What has been the most difficult part of your work that you still struggle with?

If you could say one thing to new workers, what would it be?

I know im at least going to get an associate degree in computer science, is it worth it to keep going before I apply, or should I do college as I go to cover the student loans?

Im curious to see how many people can do this from their home, or if I should plan on being in an office 9-5 situation.