Auburn, Indiana

I am a sophomore in high school, and I am planning on going into the field of welding. I enjoy doing this kind of work, and I find it interesting and entertaining.

As a sophomore in high school, I've found interest in the tattoo industry. I want to do it when I'm older, but as a side job while I go to college to double major in art and music education/composing. But my question is, would it be hard to do both college and tattooing?

For example, would an apprenticeship help significantly? Or would rewiring vehicles be helpful?

If I want to be an accountant, are there other degrees or programs I could take to make more money? If so, is it worth it to take the extra classes and pay more money to get the degrees?

What is the easiest and most challenging part of being a middle/elementary school teacher? What were the requirements for this job?

If it is time consuming to work and maintain a family, what other jobs would pay well, but allow you to spend more time with your family that would be like an accountant?

Chef, Culinary, cooking, culinary-arts

Do you need to attend college to become one, or can you decide that you want to be one and practice regularly? How would you start down that path?

How do I become a good pharmacist.

Doing an assignment for school

Freshman in high school, all honors classes, 3.6 GPA.

What do I do with my life? Are finals really that hard? And I have no clue what path to go down in life. I have like three different ideas of what I want to do and I can't pick

I'm a high school student trying to decide my future career.

I am a Sophomore at DePaul University studying film. I'm still deciding what i want my concentration to be, but I want to start working in the industry to better understand it and get some experience. I would love any advice on what the industry is like and what is the best way to get into the...

I'm trying to figure out my schedule for the rest of my 2 years of high school. I'm trying to become a Physical Therapist.