Eden Prairie, Minnesota

I am a student in high school hoping to learn more about this career

Something that I want to be when I am older is a Lawyer. Is there a lot of studying that goes into it? Is the work related to Law hard? What are studying tips that you found to be good?

Something that I want when I am older is to have a good work-life balance. I know it could be hard because Lawyers work long hours. How do you do it?

I am in tenth grade and looking forward to being a lawyer in my future. I want to know if there are any additional questions that an interviewer might ask me that I need to know. Are there any "go to" questions that I need to know?

currently I've been binge watching this series called CSI on Hulu. The show is from the 2000s and it has made me want to be a CSI or work as a homicide detective and learn more about the law enforcement field and forensics, my only problem is is that I don't know if this is merely a hyper...

Sophomore in high school

Sophomore in high school.

I am a sophomore in high school and realize I will probably not be able to apply for a job like this any time soon, but it would be interesting to have a grasp on what is the best area for this application. I may have some sort of an idea, but I could be wrong.

What is the best way to become a trusted graphic designer

I'm looking to see the basic day to day work performed by graphic designers

I'm looking for a college that will help improve my graphic design abilities

I am a Sophomore in high school and currently interested in becoming a Nurse Practitioner. I'm curious how you manage workplace stress or just stress in general on top of your job?

I am a Sophomore in high school and am currently instead of becoming a Nurse Practitioner. I am still looking for other careers and have trouble deciding one. Just wondering if any Nurse Practitioners wish they took a different career path.

I've been learning about several different European countries and I am potentially thinking about moving to one of them. But, if a degree from the U.S. won't get me any jobs in my field, it'll impact whether I want to study abroad or choose not to move there at all.

I'm in high school currently. I am interested in both Criminology and Forensic Science and I haven't been able to find a major/career that incorporates both, so I am thinking of double or dual majoring.