Fairfield, California

I'm considering the possibility of working as a CNA while simultaneously going to school to get a BSN. For those who have done just that or similarly, I'd like to know how your overall experience was. What was the most worth while? What was the most difficult part or most significant obstacle...

what pays the most in the military?

Just any tips or things I should already know about Mechanical Engineering

school programs and study time

I am afraid of injections. Will I have a chance to be a nurse in the future? How can I overcome my fear?

more money in the end

I'm curious about what schedules typically look like in terms of a typical day- how many hours do you work, how many hours of overtime is expected, and how much time do you have outside of work. I am also curious about general day to day responsibilities- does the environment change often or is...

I want to go into the security field and I want to know any of the additional steps.

I dont think so but I'm hoping

i am going to start taking classes to become a Certified Nurse Assistant

How would I handle a crisis if a new pandemic happened

is there a fast track to becoming a mason

I am going to start taking classes to become a Certified Nurse Assistant

I'm a 18 year old that has completed high school and has a diploma who hopes to do mechanical engineering as a career and is facing a hard choice of which college to go to for a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering.

This includes all possible certifications you will gain in the process as a operator and what others you can gain additionally that can get you better jobs as one.