California, USA

I'm considering pursuing nursing and is familiar with the pre-requisite classes for nursing.

What suicide hotlines can I join as a 16 year old? (Turning 17 in late-march) I am bilingual, I speak both french and english. This expands my reach of possible organisations out to canada (that being said, I'd personally want to avoid France because I'm rather disconnected from french/european...

I am going to Job Corps.

I am going to Job Corps currently.

I am from Job Corps.

I'm going to Job Corps.

Hello, I am a psychology major about to receive an AA and transfer from a CC. I believe I figured out what I would like to do and I would like to know if I am on the right track taking the correct courses. I have been self-guided through college thus far so I would appreciate some insight. :)...

I’m a rising senior, and I am trying to build a good background in life sciences like biology/biochemistry or anything medical related and research for college. I want to apply for top schools, thus I felt it was best to start setting the foundation now itself. Are there any research...

I will be going into my trade learning about Office Administration and that type of work, but I would like to know what kinds of jobs or careers are hiring for this position.

I would like to know about the kinds of skills a person working in Office Administration may possess.

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I want to work in the healthcare field but not become a doctor or nurse. I would like to hear from those who work as ultrasound techs. How do you handle stress at work? Do you have enough time for your personal life? And do you feel fulfilled with what you do?

My dream school is an hour away and requires freshmen to live on campus in a dorm for the first year. What should I do or know to be better prepared?

I am currently a high school senior looking into becoming an ultrasound tech. I want to learn more about the cons of this job before I make any decisions on what career path I want to commit to.

I've always been told that I should model by my family and teachers, only now am I realizing that it's actually something I'm capable of doing. I have looked in to it a bit but I really have no idea where to start and need some guidance to get me started.

I am receiving my Associate's Degree in Sociology to transfer. However, I want to be able to transfer out of state to the University of Las Vegas as we are moving there next year. I would like to attend UNLV to receive my BA in psychology. What classes will I need to join that program?

How did you know that you wanted to do this job? or why did you choose this job?

What is the most challenging aspect of being a security guard, and how do you manage to stay vigilant and attentive during long shifts?

Are there any free courses online I can begin today so I can start to familiarize myself with the required material?

Are there reliable websites or organizations to help me search? Should I be focusing on local scholarships or nationwide scholarships? Am I wasting my time doing these scholarships?

Are there specific programs for academic tutoring, mental health, or career planning? Do most colleges offer these resources to students who attend their college?

Should I focus on improving time management or building independence? Will I be unprepared for when I have to do work?

is culinary a good career path

I'm thinking about doing a cybersecurity trade at my local JobCorp center. What stressors are present in the regular day-to-day life working in this field?

In school for Culinary in San Jose and wondering if its worth it

What was it like at the start of your career vs now?

This is an important question for me as I'm unsure if I want to dedicate my time to cybersecurity as I have no prior knowledge of this subject.

What are some good skills to learn in culinary arts? What are schedules like in this field?

I'm enrolled in the San Jose Job Corp program and have been thinking about going with the cybersecurity trade. I want to know how you move forward once you've completed all of the credentials, degree(s), etc. Was networking a major role in employment? What kind of companies do you work for? Are...

whats heavy stuff do you have to carry?