Churubusco, Indiana

I am a sophomore in high school, and I need some information for a career project, but this is also the career I'd like to pursue after school.

I'm planning to become a cosmetologist after high school and wanna know what challenges people in the field face.

I am a high school student doing a career project about welding. I have started practicing, and I just started work in a fabrication shop. The work is really interesting and exciting. I am looking to further my career in this and want to know all I can.

I want to be an autism specialist and work as a special education teacher, so I was curious of how hard the job is so I can prepare myself in advance.

Is it a bad idea to pursue this is i struggle mentally and emotionally?

As a high school sophomore looking to get into politics, living in an area that generally does not agree my ideology, or at least their perception of it, how do I break in and get a job in this field, or even potentially get elected? Do I even bother trying? Should I turn to one of my other...

I am currently a sophomore who is really interested in getting into politics. I want to know what classes will best prepare me for the world of politics, especially in the hyper-polarized environment we find ourselves in, where neither side can even agree on the facts.

I am considering a career in MRI or X-ray technology. I want to figure out what the job would be like. I want to see if it would be boring or stressful.

If I am planning to become a physical therapist assistant, is it easy to support a family? Are there any other degrees that would increase my income? If there is, would it be worth it to go to school for longer than I need to?

If I want to be a physical therapist assistant, what would the hours look like? What would I be doing during the day? How many people would I be working with daily? What environment would the work place be in?

I'm currently a sophomore in high school, and I'm looking to be a radiologic technologist in my future. I'm not sure what college I want to go to, but I don't know what degree or major I need to pursue.

Being a sophomore in high school, I practice drawing every day to get better. I know that to be a tattoo artist, you need your license in tattooing and an apprenticeship, but the questions I have are: What type of art should be in my portfolio when looking for an apprenticeship? like what do I...

I am a high school student interested in this career. I want to learn more information to confirm this is the path I want to take in my future.

I want to make a strong living for myself and hopefully for a family going into my future. I want to be able to live on my right after high school. I am wondering how I should prepare myself to live up to these expectations while trying to go into this field of work.

What's the average conditions for you guys?