Darien, New York

I plan on going to a safety school because it offers the courses I need, and it's financially more practical. Although it's not highly renowned I feel like that won't matter as much when I apply to grad school (medicine). I've been told that the college you go to doesn't affect your chances of...

To clarify my question a bit more, I mean what kinds of skills or knowledge that can be gained from other experiences, such as extra-curriculum classes or anything learned in or out of school, could help when learning about welding.

I've done so much research, but I just can't seem to find a concise answer.

As a Senior in High school, I figure that now is the best time to start working towards my career. That being said what are some of the best first steps I can take to get into welding?

I plan to be a first-gen grad in the U.S.- because of this, I don't know who to ask question about stuff like this. What should I try to accomplish my junior year?

I tend to procrastinate a lot and be very lazy. I want to peruse medical school but have currently hit a wall. What do I do?

Trying to get my priorities straight. :)

It's crazy how technology is taking control of many careers. Will pediatricians be in more or less demand than currently? Based of statistics and such.

Just wondering what the time span looks like, although i'm only a sophomore in high school.

Just want to make sure I understand what I'm getting myself into :)

Was wondering what requirements look like.

A confused high school student :')

Just a curious high school sophomore :)

I've heard that college is a lot less stressful and 'fast-paced' in comparison to high school. Is this true?

Are there specific foods that you cook more than others? Do clients call you for a certain style of food?

What helped you make your decision to become a personal chef instead of working in a restaurant?

Just wondering what the workload, and overall routine would look like. :)

Aspire to be a Pediatrician ASAP :)

I'm currently a sophomore in high school and was wondering that once the time comes- how would I begin my path to Medical School?

Just a sophomore (High School) wondering about the Medical School process- specifically whether or not there are some specifics I should look out for.

I'm struggling in Algebra 2 at the moment- will this affect me in the long run?

I'm currently a sophomore, but post-high school, I plan on attending a college in the New England Region. Afterward, I aspire to attend Medical School and become a certified Pediatrician :)

what would be the best way to go about designing bodies for my art, would i need to study anatomy or would i just need basic skills to draw body designs?

i'm a student from job corps center and i wanted to get advice about what you need to be qualified for human resources

I am a 21 year old currently attending career training, and just hoping to get some specialist advice from those in the field. I have familiarity with Google Suite - including Gmail, Drive, Classroom, etc - as well as some familiarity with software debugging and computer technology....

My biggest dream is be an endocrinologist and I'll need a better paying job to afford a college in that field. I'm going to save my time but I do need more information before I start training. #careerpaths #job

I enjoy helping others, working with animals, and children.
I’ve been working with people of various ages with disabilities mainly autism for over 8 years, and I have a ba #career-choice #career #job

I see people in dentists and other places that sit in front and deal with the people that come in. What types of jobs are those? Thanks #human-resources

I don't have many colleges near me that focus on massage therapy. I have found 4 schools so far and I'm not sure if studying physiology at a 4 year college will prepare me enough for the license's test. #massage-therapist #college #therapeutic- #college-advice massage

#internship #chef #college