Forest Lake, Minnesota

I like both of the subjects and I excel at every subject and I like almost everything so it makes it difficult to decide.

I know that artists typically make a small amount of money, but some can also make a lot more than average.

I know the schooling is pretty short and I've looked at prerequisites at colleges for high school classes to take, but what ones should I focus on that will help me the most?

I want to make enough money in order to buy food and pay rent.

I just want to get your opinion on what the best part of college was from your perspective and why, also where did you go to college and do you think you would've had the same experience at a different college.

I'm asking this question as a sophomore who wants to go into radiology, I want to do everything I can to prepare myself so I know what to expect for my future.

I am a sophomore in high school and have been interested in maybe being a dental hygienist. Currently I am an A's and B's student with an occasional C when a class is hard. I am curious on what schooling would look like If I continued to want to be a Dental hygienist.

I want to be a teacher, but my mom and cousin were teachers and say it sucks, but I want to try it and see if I'd do it well because I'm passionate about it, but should I just find something else then?

How do I decide what career is best for me when I'm interested in so many things? I know I want to help people, but I can't decide what I for sure want to do.

I'm in highschool, and I really enjoy writing, but I am aware that become a best-selling fantasy writer is kind of a far fetched goal, so what other careers are availiable that would still allow me to write?

will the college classes be on going or will I have to retake some just to pass the class.

I was wondering after the years of college will I recover or will I stay in debt.

currently in 10th

Im finding that I may want to be a electrician. I'm hearing it's a good option to graduate with zero college debt.

In 10th Grade
Doing PSEO Junior Year

I am a sophomore in high school and I want to major in something along the lines of engineering and welding. Some careers I'm interested in include auto body welder, powertrain engineer, and aeronautical engineer. How should I decide on which one would be the most supportive for me financially...

I am a sophomore and I want to join the military, or start a business. How should I decide?

Im a sophomore in highschool

I'm a sophomore in high school

I'm a sophomore in high school

I am wondering what is still considered a ¨ good ¨ or a GPA that most colleges will accept.

I am trying to get an idea of what colleges are out there for me along with costs, I heard that it can be more expensive to go out of state, yet I also want to know if there is better programs out there.

I am very interested in majoring in the music department and know that there are not many jobs that will sustain a stable income on their own. However, I would not want to work a corporate job while managing my own music gigs. Are there other, non-music related, side hustles (like independent...

I am getting my first job soon, but I don't know what interviews are like. I'm thinking about applying for a job at Subway Sandwiches. Any tips or things to know?

I am a sophomore in high school and I like basketball.

what is some schooling required for the job, what are some ways to break into the industry, what are common starting points for directing, what are popular film schools to look into

I was wondering about this certain thing because after doing some research it says that it would take around 12 years. Does this mean that I am able to finish all of my college in less than 12 years or will it take me more?

I'm in 9th grade, and I honestly filled this out because it was a requirement for an assignment.

I know that my preferences may change by the time I have to choose a primary topic of study for college. I'm just curious if there are any other careers within the couple of fields that I'm interested in and could be researching at the moment. I like science in general: mainly chemistry,...

I have been wondering for a long time for a job that I will really enjoy doing for the rest of my life. I used to want to be a nurse, but have discovered that it isn't the job for me. Now I have been sort of thinking about being a dental hygienist, again but I still don't know if I will really...

I am a sophomore in high school. I enjoy playing sports and I am also very social. I have recently considered being a dental hygienist but don't know if it is something that suits me.

10th Grade
Looking to become a Corporate lawyer

Many of the majors I am interested in don't have many widely-offered PSEO classes that I can complete during high school.

I'm interested in doing something in the musical field, but am worried about not having a stable salary to support me/a family.

What do biomedical engineers do, and what schools best support that and why? Where do biomedical engineers normally work and is the job field increasing or decreasing and why?

What areas in radiology are on the rise and why? Which fields are declining and why? Does it vary from place to place? What fields tend to be the most popular?

I'm planning on going into the health department as an anesthesiologist. For school activities would probably go and do mens volleyball.

To get a PhD in aerospace engineering.

Hi everyone, I switched from Computer Science to Pre-Social Work at a community college. I have received so much advice that confused me. My case manager encouraged me to pursue in Social Work field which is more job opportunities. My academic advisor encouraged me to consider Human Services...

What is the worst thing about an engineering job

hi, I am in 11th grade and am trying to find colleges to go to and looking for a pathway to becoming an RN, when I apply to a college nursing program what do I apply for? do I have to be a lpn to become a rn?

Question 1: What inspired you to become a psychiatrist? Question 2: How long have you been practicing psychiatry? Question 3: How do you measure progress in treatment? Question 4: How do you decide on whether or not medication is necessary? Question 5: How do you get your patients to...

i need advice on how to be able to write well and articulate

I think it's important to do what you love. But it isn't always so simple, so I was wondering how you can balance that with working a job because it provides financial security. For example, I want to pursue law school and become a lawyer, even though that wasn't my first choice for something I...

How might I know I can do well in that area? What are some key skills needed in the field and are certain personalities better suited for it than others?

can you work as a CNA while attending school to become an ultrasound technician?

I am a deaf high school student interested in pursuing both ministry and a career as a surgeon, with a particular focus on international work. I want to understand how to effectively communicate and serve in different cultural contexts, especially where access to healthcare might be limited or...

Hi everyone,
I'm legally blind. I would love to gain some experience in the social work field through volunteering. What kind of volunteer job can I do? English is not my first language; I would love to elevate my communication skills, too.
Thank you so much for your advice.

I am looking for a job to improve people's health in natural ways, but am not interested in working with patients. Is there a career that I can look into?
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I am thinking of doing Elementary, Middle School, maybe high school. I've also thought about possibly adding Special Education to it as well or teaching English as a second language. I'm not sure what others have tried or what has worked and has not worked for people.