Chicago, Illinois

The reason I’m asking that is because I’m done with high school and I want to know the reason of why is it important to go to college after high school.

What employers looking for to be a Immigration And Customs officer ? What can make me stand out ? What can make me a perfect candidate?

Do they prohibit you do do certain stuff? Can you have tattoos/piercings?

What does a typical schedule look like for you? #business #finance #secretary #receptionist

The reason I’m asking that question is because I want to take a massage therapist class at Harper and I was wondering if there are any requirements for me to take in order to get my degree

Do employers who have a lot of applicants narrow down their search by looking at GPA? #job-search #resume #gpa #job-applications #competition

The reason I’m wondering this is because I wanted to become a Speech Language Pathologist and I wanted to know what it takes in order to become one. I want to know what types of schools and Subjects I need to do in order to become one?

I think this has been an issue tons of people have because procrastination makes us lose some big opportunities. What are some tips that could help out with procrastination and increase my motivation to work?

I want to be a computer scientist

I like coding, am intending to learn Python programming

I enjoy the psychology class I am in right now and I like the idea of pursuing something in that area but I am not sure what to really do now. I should probably take a psychology class at University but I don't know what else there is and how to look at using that for my future.
Thanks!

I have few years of experience working with object oriented languages but want to know what kind of projects would really help me get better at programming or what kind of projects make me more of an appealing applicant for a college or job.
#summer

I want to be a farm vet but I don't know if the job is in demand at all, help?

admission tips

Hi, I'm a high school students interested in the medical field and I was wondering what are the various daily aspects included in radiation therapy? For instance, what skills do you use the most (applied mathematics and sciences)? Is the job emotionally taxing? What does daily life look like?