Florida, USA

Hi i’m a senior in high school and i’m interested in becoming a veterinarian! I currently work at a private vet clinic so I get first experience what vet life would be like and I love it. I’m not sure if I should get my A.S (associates in science) or just my regular A.A?

Like they teach thing that you would never really need and don’t teach the stuff we should know

How do i write a resume

I’m currently in the S.T.E.M. concentration at my school and i am also on the robotics team. While being in the concentration, i have developed a passions for coding, 3D Modeling and VFX. I am not the best at it which is why i’m coming here for advice. If there’s anything i should know, need to...

I am a high school student in dual-enrollment looking to learn more about different careers in conservation, possible colleges, and what courses would be required, as well as different experiences on the field and in the lab.

I want to be the person to answer the 911 calls, but I'm not sure if I have to attend college in order to do this.

I think them not teaching these things is pretty counterproductive to saying they want us to succeed

When i soon get my first job i want it to relate to my future career as a NP so i can get a little bit of practice. What jobs could possibly be related to the medical branch? Could volunteering at a local nursing home be a good idea? or maybe a local animal shelter.

What do degree do you have to get in order to be able to become a homicide detective? I have been wondering that for ages. Do you need one? Or you could just apply?

I’m 16 living on my own having to pay my own bills what do I do .like how do I make enough money to pay for the bills I’m only 16 living a hard life I just need some friendly advice on wht to do

I am not sure when to apply to the next school ill be attending

I honestly did not enjoy my first experience with my first BS degree. The school was not a great fit for me, and if I had been honest with myself about what I wanted for my education, I would've transferred to a school that was (distance wise) closer to my hometown and had a unique major that I...

I loved my lower division classes for my Bachelor's. I majored in Interactive Design, and my less-career related classes included drawing, color theory, and visual communication. As I got into the upper division classes, I found I enjoyed them less and less. It's been several years since I...

How can I learn more about accounting in easy, around-my-city ways?

I’m in 8th grade and I’m going to be taking college courses next year but I also don’t know what I wanna study in, I have interior designing in mind but I feel like there are other things that I could do that I might like better. I’m trying to find a good career that will be a good fit for and...

I do hope to be a Nurse Practitioner but I have also thought of being a Registered Nurse but I don't have much background information on the two.

I'm in high-school and all I do is study , collect bugs and keep my grades up for college. But I want something more to do. I want to engage more in my interests but I don't know where to start

What are some ways to develop my career in child care and teaching as a teenager?

How can i become a better entrepreneur

When you get the internship does that help get you an official job at the place you get there or help you get recommended to other places?

Thanks to anyone who answers my question!

How may I start learning about music and how to sing healthy? From where? Do I really have to start from zero?

I don’t know what I want to do but I know that I need to find something soon

why is having a job important

Everyone mentions getting amounts of volunteer hours and that they have like 30 already but I just don’t understand what I really need them for. It isn’t a graduation requirement so I’m confused.

#What makes you excited about your career? And What is your favorite part? Also How did you know that this is the career you wanted?

I’m a 10th grader living in Florida which recently banned AP Psychology before I could take it. I took into to psychology last year and wanted to know if there is anything else I could do.

How will i be rich when i get older so i can take care of my family? i have to be fit, healthy, good hygiene, and how will i be a better person that cares for others

seems like a lengthy process just trying to figure it out

What would you recommend doing if I wanted to go down the career path of a mechanical engineer but am not very good at Algebra or Geometry? I have been told those are needed to become a mechanical engineer.