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My career plan is to go to police academy, become a state trooper, then if I get enough funds, go to U of I law school. Is this a feasible career path?

I’m torn between wanting to be a police officer and a lawyer. Law would be a lot harder but pay better, but police seems more feasible. Any advice on how to choose?

What is important for a resume to get accepted to editorial internships at a publishing company?

I want to complete my pre-vet classes and continue to go to vet school and get my DVM license, but was wondering if there was anything I could do to better chances.

I am a High School student wanting to do everything I can to be successful in my years to come in college as I further my education.

School is so easy but it's so boring and I tend to tune all of my lessons out. I've been noticing that even since 1st year I've been bored and uninterested in school. Any tips or suggestions to help?

What type of college comes with this career? What type of company advancements should i look for? What degree should I earn to be most qualified for speech pathology? Is there an online course for this field?

How much college and training does it take to become a licensed Psychiatrist? What type of work do you do as a psychiatrist? What is the best way to approach this type of work? should you have a compassionate heart. What are some things to look forward to in the career?

What type of education is needed for this line of work? I've graduated with my G.E.D and would like to know what else I need. Is there room for advancements in this career field.

I would like to participate in activities that would further my knowledge an experience in biology or science as a whole.

I'm young with not much experience or knowledge about my career path choice and would like to learn.

I've never been the best with people but have always wanted to have a career in a science related field.

How is the job market for paralegals currently? I've heard it's increasing but I was wondering how hard it would be for freshly graduated paralegals to find a job over experienced paralegals? Did you find a job soon after graduation or did you end up having to take a regular job for a while...

I'm going to attend an university to get my bachelors in paralegal studies and I was wondering what I can expect the hardest class/part of being a paralegal is? And did the classes actually help you in your daily job activities? #paralegal #university