Canon, Georgia

I am a senior in high school, and I am going into my Freshman year of college in the fall to major in Biology. I want to take five classes per semester, but I am worried that my grades might suffer. Do you have any tips for how to manage a heavy workload?

My work as an RBT inspired me to pursue clinical mental health counseling. I love providing direct therapy and being creative to help my clients. I also adore the population that I work with. My career goal is to work as an LPC to provide therapy to children and adolescence. #Spring26

I'm majoring in accounting this upcoming fall and would just like an answer to this question. I plan to become a CPA in the future.

I am a freshman in college, and I do not come from a rich family. In fact, most people I know are having to take out insane loans to cover the cost, despite their status with money.

What certifications or additional training should I pursue alongside my Parks, Recreation and Tourism degree to stand out to employers?

I love helping others who are struggling so I think I would like to be a physical therapist.

I'm undecided right now and I just am really confused on what to do. I've always been good at school and I really want to work with kids, but I also want a job that gives me financial security. My question is, how did you decide on your career or know that it was "the one"?

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I plan on going to vet school, but I'm wondering if I should become a vet tech instead, as it takes much less school, time, and money.

When working in international relations or diplomacy, what does the day to day life look like? What can I expect?

Marketing Major, planning to become an entrepreneur and curious about possible job opportunities.

I am a second semester freshman working on my bachelors in counseling/psychology, my plan is to get my therapists license and open my own therapy ranch and recovery center. However, I would like to start gaining some work experience in the field and I have no idea where to start.

help with working on how to promote my self into this career

I'm starting grad school in August and know it'll be different from my undergrad experience, so I want to try to be as prepared as I can.

I really want to be a nurse, but I know it is going to take up a lot of my time. How can I balance all of these things?

I am planning on being a CRNA and I want to know if going through the school and hard work is worth what people say it is. I just want to know that you truly make a difference in the field.