Cherryville, North Carolina

My passion is baking but my parents believe I should go to college and get a white collar job
They don't believe in my passion
I want to understand why that is so

Every career I see I don't take interest in it as I am going to high school I really need to find this out

I am in my fourth month in college

Trying to figure out my best choice for how to juggle all of the things i have to do when im in school but also having to pay bills and so on

I took a biology class coming into high school and after taking physical science I realized I liked it. I wanted to know some majors that kinda deal with or are related to biology but not a nurse or doctor. (I hope that makes sense)

I'm a sophomore in high school and I have the opportunity to graduate my junior year with only having to take one online course which I don't mind. I don't know if I should, because my teachers say if I want to go to college I could stay and take college courses. I understand but I'm thinking...

What does the interviewer want to hear from the students applying to NP school

any personal, work-related, or challenging real-life experience questions

Other than the undergrad general education classes and the RN & BSN core courses...

what's the reason to go to college i feel like i should just enjoy my life but you literally need money to live

I am interested in NP school, but I have no idea where to start. Other than the online application process, I wonder what else is involved.

I'm interested in becoming a forensic nurse so I can help people and for my own personal reasons, yet I see people who are in med schools and the workload seems to be too much. Though I will say I'm good with organization and managing stress, I worry it may be too much. If I do take this path,...

How can i start a Firefirefighting carrer at 15?

what would be the best way to go about learning a trade? would learning through school be best? or going straight to work?

Recently I've been running back and forth between forensic anthropology and forensic science. I understand the two are similar but I think that's why I'm having an issue deciding in the first place! I want to be able to compare the two to get a solid idea of what I may be working with in the future.