Greeneville, Tennessee

My goal is to teach middle and high school students.

I am completing my BSN currently and am pretty set on going to CRNA school but have been considering NP. How should I decide?

I'm a freshman in college majoring in writing and communications, but I've really enjoyed the sociology class I'm in and I was thinking about minoring in it. Is a minor in sociology worth it, and would it help me at all career-wise? As much as I love the class, I don't want to spend more time...

Where is a good resource for day trading?

After completing my FAFSA, I was deemed ineligible for a lot of grants. However, just looking at the number, it's easy to assume that, but it's totally wrong. My immigrant parents worked hard for the life they have now. However, no one warned them about the prices of College, therefore, there...

I'm currently a senior in high school, and while my dream is to become a published writer, I know that isn't a very sustainable career right out of the gate. What options do I have to get a job within the English world that will give me connections or experience to help publish my work later on?

The University I plan to attend only offers interdisciplinary studies for a teaching degree. I want to teach pre-K. Will I be able to teach pre-K with that degree or will I need to get a separate endorsement?

Exercise science is a super intriguing degree, but often individuals are confused on what career options are out there. For instance, many people decide to further education by PT school, but what if I want to work right away?

What tips and tricks are useful while finding a career?

Start by looking at what your skills are and find that skill in a major at college.

Ive had the same job for a couple years. I love the people I'm working with but I don't feel fulfilled in what I do. I like the job but I don't know if it's because of my perspective or if it's just not the right job for me.

How do I help myself grow in knowledge to understand more about law, and criminal justice to help me in the future classes I'll be taking in law school?

What does the day to day look like, such as environment and tasks?

How can I get started with the career I want as a freshman in highschool.

i want a career in welding, i've been trying to narrow down what niche area I am wanting to focus on and the one thing i come back to is rig welding, or working on heavy equipment. any suggestions for what i should look into or how one would get into those areas of welding.