Deerfield, Massachusetts

After being in school, what on a daily basis is something you have to learn and overcome that is typically challenging?

I am a student that thrives in my STEM classes and loves genetics specifically. What are some careers that may be for me other than being a geneticist? In addition, I like the idea of working in a hospital, specifically one near Boston, MA. I hesitate when thinking about becoming a geneticist...

What if I want to get into a career in therapy is there a specific college that would help me best?Is there a certain college for psychological education or is it just all in their study choices in regular colleges?

11th grade

I'm really interested in becoming an EMT after high-school but I'm not sure how to pursue that and where the best place to go to start out would be. #medicine #emergency #emt

I did my senior project on adolescent mental health and I was wondering if psychiatrists specializing in adolescents are growing in demand? #psychology

I'm majoring in psychology and I'm really not sure what kind of career I want to pursue. #psychology

I am a Senior graduating High School this year and aspire to be a Physical- Education teacher. I am new to the process and want to know the best way to do it. Thank you! #Fall22

I like work and I like making money I also like being outdoors #work

I am a rising senior and one of the careers that I am considering is working in an aquacultured ornamental fish hatchery, or something similar. What should I study for this job and where could I study it?
#july20 #aquaculture

I am just terrified to start college and wondering if it's actually a good idea or not.

I'm looking to go to school for International Relations in New York. I am looking into interpreting as a career after college, and was wondering what the best track through college would be, and what some of the major interpreting employers might be for internship opportunities. #college...

I’m a 9th grade student, but already am trying to plan out my college career. Knowing how many years of practice I would need to get the job I want would be helpful. Thank you!

In the most literal sense, the highest you can get in the United States is 20,237 feet above sea level, the peak of Alaska's Denali and the high point in the state. #elevation

I’m a junior in highschool and this is my first option coming out of school, the rate I’m looking at the most is BU. #navySeabees