Freeland, Washington

I would love to work with animals but the medical school is at least 12 years and I am unsure that the pay would be worth all of the school bills putting me into dept.

I want to know if this job is fulfilling because I want a career that can make me feel good and help me make a change in this world.

I'm a student getting office administration certificates as well as looking to get an associates degree(potentially a bachelors) and intern at legal firms. I'm looking for more insight on what to expect. Thanks for reading!

I graduated high school but didn't go straight into college for what I wanted then, I worked as a caregiver until I decided it wasn't for me. I do love the healthcare and taking care of elderly ones but it wasn't enough for me. I'm looking into CMA or MMA which one will make me happy?

I am a high school graduate, I don't want to further my education (for now). I just want to get a better job that can help me with bills.

Is there room for development in security guard work? How long does it take to acquire all the proper qualifications towards most security guard positions?

does a chef earn enough money to provide adequate living?

I'm most interested about how buildings are made to resist earthquakes.
I know that they use things such as re-enforced steel, but I'm interested on what else is used

I'm most interested on things like the harness, cabling, and ropes, but I'm also interested on the other safety equipment such as the helmets

I am really good with kids and I know somewhat about the body and maybe some of their conditions are like how I have, I might be able to understand other kids and their condition.

Different ways to cope. Helping others. Thinking about the important details through each job i wanna do.

I'm very interested in this field, and I have a lot of questions about the medical field. Im very interested in the thought of the different specialties.

what is the doploma you need the most and what do you need to have to be a doctor layer ror engineer

so i know what indie game dev is like (i know indie games when i see them, my game looks like one): there's a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and my head hates me because i slap it a lot (don't worry, i'm used to it), but what about AAA games? what's that like?

I wanted to be video game designer. Right after I played my first video game, I thought they were so fun and interesting.