Frederick, Colorado

What is the education to become a registered nurse like? Is university of Colorado school of medicine and red rocks community college a good starting point? Does being a registered nurse help people? do they get good work hours to where you can still spend time with family?

I am 1 year below the law of working. I just want a job that pays me minimum wage and has nice employees.

I want to be a nurse just don’t know what field to be in and what my options are.

What university do you recommend to become a lawyer? How long does it take? What is the salary like?

I want to major in psychology. What colleges are best in that major and what and how does it look like to get into those colleges? Im going to play volleyball, does that help beef out my application? What internships would be best?

What are some helpful, easy to understand books on Psychology and Mental Health? I want to get a base understanding as to get a head start on my future dream on being a therapist and psychologist.

What is the right format to complete a resume? How do I give my resume to jobs I want ?

I’ve been looking for a good way to make money for myself.

I'm going to the 9th grade and I keep getting told I spend too much money, when the most I've is 20 dollars at most, what should I be spending my money on and how should I be spending money?

What schooling do you have to do/degrees to get to become a Child Life Specialist? I am thinking of going to a college in Washington but I want to look into a program that would really help me become a Child Life Specialist. I am going into 10th grade and wanted to start my college looking...

Why is business important?

I have created a resume and a cover letter for the job, already.

I want to apply to nursing school to earn my associates degree. However, I’m 23, have only worked in retail, and I currently volunteer as a tutor for children.

The ideal pre-med program/ school I would like to be accepted into is CU Denver. Is there any specific way to increase my chances of being accepted?

I'm currently a high school student who is interested in creative writing. Would it be more valuable to try to start writing and get published right away, or go to college and major in something language/writing related? Could I do both at the same time?