Florida, USA

I need to know which one will look better on my college resume AND help me with my career.

I have researched into this but I am looking to do the cheapest and shortest path after I graduate. Are they any in my area? I’m having trouble figuring this out. I want to do an accredited 1 year program.
Do I have to do 2 year program? I will be getting my bachelors In health science soon.

I want to become an animal trainer and work with whatever animals I can. I am just wondering if college is necessary because I struggle with math and science and biology.

I’m a junior in high school and i’m not sure what i want to do, but being a lawyer is definitely in the running. What do you guys do on the average day? Is it more exiting or boring?

I am a junior in high school and I got into tech (specifically set and props) last year through our spring musical and i am doing the musical this year as well. I still am not sure what I want to do, it’s between tech and law, but I don’t know much about how to have a stable career with tech. I...

(Preferred answer from a woman who has experienced this work culture)

Feel free to be specific! I would like to know what is used on the daily as well as what is required for certification.

I am trying to form a clear idea of the true life an electrician.

What is your favorite part of the job?
What do you dislike about the job?

I plan to attend school in Wisconsin to study Kinesiology and get my Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science. I then plan to continue on to Grad School for Physical Therapy. Looking for tips on how to be successful in the school undergraduate program, grad school for PT and in working towards a...

What is the best path to a hospital administration career? Please let me know your path to becoming a hospital administrator and schools attended. Currently, I’m planning for a bachelor in finance at FSU then a masters in hospital administration. #Spring25

When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn a new normal. I am now a sophomore in college and have decided to become a dietitian/nutritionist due to my diagnosis. I want to be able to help others manage this chronic illness.

I am currently in my second year of college. When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn how to manage my new normal.

Id love to hear different experiences from people in the field.

as an IT student at jobcorps I've been curious about possible hurdles id have to get through while learning and applying myself.

im currently enrolled at jobcorps looking to IT for a future career in software engineering and am looking forward to it.