Galesburg, Kansas

I have always wanted to be a teacher but lesson planning seems hard. How do you deal with behaviors in a nice and calm way?

I live in Minnesota, and I am looking for a career that can help me in my dream career, which is to work with equines. I have been riding horses for a while now, and I want to share that experience with other people. What are some fields that I could go into that are related to this, or that...

I want to become a elementary school teacher

Hello! I am in high school and looking to maybe start a career in Zoology. Are there any things I can do to help me get on a sound track for college? In addition, what are some study tips you have for studying zoology (I know there is a lot of information)? Thanks!

I live in Minnesota, and I love watching the Fish and Game Warden shows, and I have a passion for wildlife and law management. I also know that you need to pass exams and fitness tests, as well as a 2-4 year degree.

I am interested in becoming a lawyer.

What are some good high-paying jobs that are in the math or statistics field, that have minimal college.

I'm interested in learning more about the job of a pediatrician.

When I'm out of highschool I plan on going to real estate school.

What skills are necessary for Theatre Acting and what is some advice for those who Stutter often when trying to say lines?

What factors should be considered when choosing a career

I want to follow my family business but I need accounting knowledge and real estate and market knowledge. I also need money to start up my career. I know the types of jobs I can do within the field it’s just getting started that is scary.

I want to know what type of relationships are needed in this field of work.

I just want to know if i have the capabilities/skills for this career.

I want to know from anyone who is an electrician, Just want some tips you picked up along the way on this career/job.

How do you decide your career choice, if you have nothing you're interested in?

I know that I am interested in science, but if I want to pursue it as a career, I need to start narrowing it down.

Do you ever get bored of it or do you ever regret choosing it as a career.

What should I do in college and high school if I want to better my chances in getting a tech job and what AP classes should I take/courses in college.

I've been researching information about careers from outside sources. Most of the time, the numbers and information are different from one another, so I have no clue which one is true.

This is for my computer class and even though this is for my class I want this question to be answered

I'm unsure as to what career I want to major in college, what is a good way of narrowing down the options?

Any information would be helpful.

What majors are best for tech?

What majors are best for tech?

I'm not really passionate about anything.

I'm curious about pursing this path

Money? Seeing patients? Meeting new people? Etc.

Did you become a doctor for money or the actual career? Who is your inspiration? Did you always want to be a doctor?

Do you need a bachelor's degree for finance?