Clearwater, Minnesota

I am considering going into a psychology career but I don't want to go to extra schooling if it is not necessary.

So, I want to possibly go into fashion design, and I just don't know the overview or where to basically start. Is there anything I really need to know before I get super into this career? Is there any tips that anyone can give me?

Hi, my name is Bella. I'm in 10th grade and I love doing hair so I've been thinking about being a hair dresser but I'm not sure what the hardest tasks are and I'm not sure what it all would look like. I also want to open up my own salon.

What do park rangers do on a daily basis

I'm currently a junior in high school and I'm still working on choosing what I want to go to college for. I might be interested in psychology, law, or finance, but I also really enjoy art and design. What kinds of things should I consider before making my final choice?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in a career in psychology. Are there any classes that I should take while in high school? Any jobs I can get now that would get me experience and exposure to the field, or that would at least be somewhat relevant?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in something like a lawyer or paralegal for my future career. Are there any jobs that would be good for me to get into now for experience? Any classes that I should take in school?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in finance. Are there any jobs or internships I should be trying to get myself into already? Any classes I should take in school that would be beneficial to me?

What are some key details about those jobs?

Education requirements, responsibilities, salary, etc.

What are the responsibilities, salaries, education requirements, and weekly hours of each?

What types of jobs are there in finance and what might some of those entail?

What are typical day-to-day tasks for someone who works in finance?

Is studying American law abroad a viable option for learning or would it be recommended to learn in America?

I want to go into a chemistry field but don't want to be stuck in a lab all day. I have looked into chemical engineering but I want to know what other fields I may like.

I love wrighting on my free time, and some of the stuff I wright is really good and I feel like it would be such a good book. I don't really know how to publing a book and don't really understand the rules of copying/copyright. Also if you have ever bounded a book yourself what are some tips...

what is a good starting wage?

I'm a senior in high school

I'm a Sophomore Student in High-School
I'm interested in Biomedical Engineering
I'm starting to look at College that suit my needs and major

still in 10th grade doing research about Air traffic controller tower .

i am still in 10th grade still doing research

I am in 10th grade Researching the career that I want to do .

i hope to have a family and would like to know how much an average family of 4-6 people would need to live comfortably with the current outlook on inflation affecting prices and housing costs going only up.

I currently am participating in football wrestling and would like to know if I should add them to my resumes

Hello, i am Josh I am a 10th grader that attends spectrum Highschool and I am very interested in this career path. I love the idea of helping people when know one else can. If you could give me some information on this career that would be greatly appreciated thank you.

Hello, i am Josh I am a 10th grader that attends spectrum Highschool and I am very interested in this career path. I love the idea of helping people when know one else can. If you could give me some information on this career that would be greatly appreciated thank you.

Hello, i am Josh I am a 10th grader that attends spectrum Highschool and I am very interested in this career path. I love the idea of helping people when know one else can. If you could give me some information on this career that would be greatly appreciated thank you.

Things that you had to learn through trial and error, things you were taught in the workplace and not school.

Hours worked on average, daily tasks.

high school classes, extra college classes