Bremerton, Washington
I got all A's in my science and math classes, but I have a hard time understanding science. I really want to become a nurse but I'm scared I won't be able to pass all the science related classes. Should I become a nurse or think about another major????
Please help me on what to do and where to get resources
Any tips for a 14 year old that wants a job?
How do you get your first job?
What age did you get your first job?
Do you need to ask your school for a workers permit to apply for a job?
What are some good places to work if your 14+?
What is your most valuable soft skill?
Entrepreneurs, what is your most valuable soft skill?
What is the best thing about becoming a teacher
You get to meet great people and students
Will AI replace Architectures in the future?
I'm a high school student, and I'm interested in Architecture, but I heard that this major has no future, that AI will replace it oneday. I'll be doing running start this upcoming school year, and I'm interested in computer science as well, so should I give up on this major and do computer...
What should I major in to be a drama teacher and/or a school counselor ?
Im thinking about trying to be a high school counselor or highschool drama teacher what should I try to major in so both of these are a possibility in the future? Im not sure which option I like more so I was hoping to major in something that makes both possible.
What are good ways to help children with special needs (especially visually impaired or Deaf/HoH) learn at a young age?
I'm a senior in high school looking to major in early childhood education with emphasizes on special education, Deaf and HoH, and visual impairment!
What are some challenges that come with working in the Deaf Community while being Hearing (especially in education/teaching)?
I'm a senior in high school looking to major in early childhood education with emphasizes on special education, Deaf and HoH, and visual impairment!
How reliable is being an actor/actress financially ?
I've done theater for a while and have thought about pursuing it as a career but I'm worried about reliability. I really want to pursue it but I don't know all the specifics.
Do any scholarships exist for people looking to get certain degrees?
Like a “psychology major scholarship” and if so what would usually be a way to get it?
What grade is best to teach?
How did you know what grade you wanted to teach? Is there a specific group that’s easiest to teach?
I want to do something related to finance and business, but I want to do it for a bachelor's degree, not an MBA. Also what type of extra curricular activities do you need to apply for a college degree at ivy League?
Also I am only in middle school but want to get a head start on things. Also should I try for a sports scholarhsip?
How do you find a career you're interested in?
I just finished my junior year, and only know that I am interested in the general field of psychology and mental health.
Is there any job that I can quickly apply to and work during this summer?
I didn't plan that well on finding and applying for a job this summer, and I feel like doing so is an important part of a college app. What can I do?
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