California, USA

i was wondering why is a bachelors degree needed for most construction jobs .

Do chef's make good money or little money?

I wonder how the daily work life of a chef looks like.

I want to know careers related to culinary that pay big money.

I'm a Job Corps student. I want to know if it is hard being a culinary arts student.

I am trying to get into the medical field and was curious on what abilities or traits i should know or try to obtain?

I was curious on challenges people face in the medical field so i could prepare myself for whats to come.

Im curious on what i should be expecting on a day to day basis when i get into the medical field.

What trades would be good to learn while learning electrical, what is commonly a go to trade with electrical.

What does the average pay come out to?

essential tools of the trade? advice for how to handle the job? anything important to keep in mind

Is there any other field in particular that could be seen as just as satisfying if not more satisfying

how difficult would you say it is for recent graduates to obtain a job as a chef?

Would I have to take out loans?

What are some things that would make the essay stand out more other than having the met requirements?

I am a senior in high school.

Is psychology a good major? I am really passionate when it comes to studying human behavior but as a child of immigrant I have to make sure that I won’t struggle financially. I hear a lot of people talking about how this major is not good and finding jobs is hard and they don't pay a good...

What should I do if I don't have an idea of a career direction?

i am a junior right now and i am wondering what is the most important action i need for college applications like extracurriculars, high GPA, sports, good college essay, etc.

I'm asking to get more intel and see what it's like as a baker's assistant

I'm asking so I can have more intel before I start my own business in the future.

I am 20 years old and want to make a career in Baking or Pastry Arts. I enjoy baking for my friends and family and seeing the enjoyment when everyone tries my desserts. I'll like to start as a baker's assistant or something similar to that, so I'm able to get more experience before I branch off...

I've been interested in chemistry since I was a little kid because it gives me insight as to how the world really works on the molecular level. I like forensic because I get to solve challenging problems. Science and math are my best subjects at school and I enjoy tasks that require critical...

I'm currently looking into applying to college and I have found a few places that interest me but I would like to apply to a few more, so I was wondering if anyone had some recommendations for colleges with good Environmental Science and Engineering courses.

High school junior, not sure about what I should major in.

I would like to know so that I can force myself into the career.

I'm currently a high school senior, looking to pursue CS.

What is career readiness?
What are the benefits and downsides of starting at a certain age?

Type of degree - very rare but where you received your degree

why?
benefits?