El Dorado Hills, California

I want to be a surgeon and take care of my family and others with the money I'll make

how do i pick the college right for me

I want to be a nurse, but I got a major in biological science and I can't switch to nursing, so can I do that after I get my bachelors degree and how long will it take

I am a senior in high school

i wanna start my own plant and crystal shop when i’m older and iwans start brainstorming on how imma do it.

whats the difference in their responsibilities.

i dont really know

Any tips, advice, or guidance would be extremely helpful. It would also be nice to hear anyone's own experience on why they made their decision.

I want to go into nursing/pre med and want to see what field/work should I go into that will mostly require me to help people in need

I want to teach elementary school. I am double majoring in Psych and Liberal Studies. How do I get my teaching credential? Do I have to teach in the state that I got the credential in?

Currently homeschooled. I'm am ways losing interest in my classes, and end up completing them just to get it done and out of the way.

Looking for personal/professional/relative advice. Currently babysitting six children without aid.

Interested in veterinarian technology and/or healthcare services.

Honestly ever since I was younger i've always been interested in being a medical assistant or a pediatrician or at least working in the medical field.

I've been wanting to start many things throughout my life such as music, fashion, makeup artist, YouTuber, social media marketing, and more. But I don't know how to do it?

I’m curious to know if this is a good career for me and I would like to explore any measures to find out before committing.

i would personally love to be a dermatologist when I am older but how do you balance home life like having a family and how do you balance life at the office? How many hours do dermatologists usually work in a week and also how many days do most derms work in a week?

I feel like medical school is very expensive so how would a doctor be able to cover the costs without going into massive debt. How hard do you have to work to get into medical school?

To get a degree, bachelors degree, a doctorate in your career path to have a good job in something you like and enjoy doing.

Owning a business is a big dream of mine and want to know more on how I can begin a successful journey, realizing what may happen, as a senior in high school it's the last year and I want to begin my career

What is interior design? What if the whole purpose? Is it easy or hard? Where are some companies that hire interior designers? What do you do in interior designing?

I wanted to know this because it's just a general question that a lot of high schoolers have, but other than doctors, or stem majors I want to know other jobs that pay highly just not talked about as much.

Currently, I am engaged in pursuing consulting; however, I am uncertain about fully committing my career to this field. Thank you.

If you’re trying to find the perfect college to go to once you graduate and are going to a bunch of them to try and find one, how do you officially know you want to go to one/how do you know it’ll be right for you?

What should i be focusing on?

I definitely want to have a strong grounding in physics and math, but is there anything else i’m missing?

I am currently pursuing consulting, but I am not sure if I want to commit my career to it. Thanks

I'm about to be in 11th grade, and I still have no idea. I'm into art, math, science, and things that involve critical thinking. I can't imagine any careers for me to have because I'm also the type of person who gets easily bored. I also don't really excel in anything because I'm more of a...

i have A lot of options for careers

Are there certain codes, or things I should look out for? What do I do if I need to communicate with another coworker non-verbally?