Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania

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I am in 10th grade, and I really want to get into film school, but my grades aren't so good and i'm not quite sure what the requirements are for it.

I am interested in becoming a special education teacher and working with kids with disabilities but I wasn’t sure how to go about achieving this and what I would need to get education and degree/license wise to make this happen.

What would be the best type of lawyer to become if you enjoy working with children’s nd autistic individuals along with people with other mental disabilities

What is the best school for forensic accounting?

I am currently a freshman in high school looking for advice on the best way for me to start making money well still having time for school

how did you decide what interested you most, in order to help pick your career?

I am graduating by the end of this year and have started building my resume and preparing for job interviews. I wonder if there is a "leet code" equivalence in the ds field that I should be working on? What types of questions do a data science job interview typically includes? Thank you in...

I have asked some questions at career village and the answers I got were extremely helpful and supportive as well. I am very grateful for the help from all the people who answered my questions. I am really curious about what prompts you to help us out in this way, and why you choose to help us...

Given the latest advancements in GPT4.0, is the field of ML/NLP still a promising field to enter after graduation? How effects would those large language models have on the current jobs in the field ML/NLP?

I have been wanting to be a tattoo artist for most of my life and I wanted to ask the requirements of becoming one. For example, do I need to go to college, and if so, what classes should I take? Is post-secondary school even necessary?

I am taking data science and nlp curriculum, but I am not sure if i will be able to find a job in this field. I came from a non-tech undergrad program, and the current grad problem that I am enrolled in is related to educational tech, but I am taking many ml, ds, and nlp curriculum.

I'm looking into different career paths and I wanted to know what the average day looks like for a medical technician/technologist. What kind of specimen/reagents do you work with? How can I get started down this path?

What are you guy's experiences as chefs or just hospitality in general (get detailly please).

I recently finished up grad school and have entered the workforce as a mechanical engineer. Since there is so much to do, I have been staying up later to manage all the different projects I'm working on. It's a bit overwhelming. Any tips on how I can balance a heavy workload along with other...