Flushing, Michigan

I know I want to be a surgeon, but i'm not sure how to later decide what type I wanna be.

I’ve been interested in this field for a long time, and I want to know what it takes.

I want to major in human anatomy and physiology for research. I enjoy it so much, and I hope calculus 1, college algebra, and trigonometry is enough. I also hope biology and introductory chemistry will suffice. I don't think calculus 2 is something I can handle.

How should you put things like advice for when you need it

Is going through all the schooling and spending all the money worth it for the career you think you want or should you explore many options before doing the whole process? If yes, what is the best way about going about exploring more options?

I'm currently in job corps

I am excited and was hoping to read perspectives on career pathways starting out in the field, licensing tips, entry level jobs/experiences, and etc.

How many years of college to be a police or to be in law informant

im only in 10th grade and i still dont know what i want to be

What is the best way to start doing and knowing what you really want to do? Is it a person you look up to or a desire to be who you want to be in life? What is the reason your still doing what your doing today?

I am starting to look at colleges and I think I want to do something in the medical filed but I don't know what college to look at.

I have two very different career paths in mind. I'd like to be an intelligence officer or a THINKTANK, but I also want to pursue a job in the film industry. I have knacks for both political science and acting/direction. I'm not sure what to do, because choosing one would most likely mean not...

I wonder if there is an accepted period of time that I should be with a company before I look for a new job. I don't want to look like I can't keep a job or like I'm unable to commit to a position. #CV23

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