Guntersville, Alabama

I’m 20 I’ve always been into artistic and creative things. I’m naturally good at math and I can catch onto things pretty easily. I want to try new things but also want it to be things I can enjoy.

I am currently pursuing my undergraduate degree and want to go into clinical therapy after graduating. I would like a job that is related to what I want to do but doesn't require the degree or license.

Mine is the Feynman technique. I like it but I'm always wanting to expand my methods. #Spring25

I am at the end of my high school career.I am deeply interested in neurosurgery and it is my dream speciality. I have watched surgeries on youtube as well as follow creators who are neurosurgeon to see more into their lives.

I am an incoming college freshman who is considering Economics and Finance as a major.

I’m an Accounting and Finance major with a strong interest in both entrepreneurship and the broader world of business. I’m curious about how early experiences shape long-term success. #Spring25

Were there any clubs, activities, internships, etc. that made you stand out as an applicant and allowed you to get into the dental school of your choice?

I’m starting school this August to earn my associates degree in applied sciences with a medical assistant pathway and I want to go farther than this in my medical career. Once I earn my medical assistant certification, I’m not sure if I should keep going and become an LPN, an RN, or maybe...

As an incoming freshman in college, should I be worried about the current political climate we are in? More specifically is it an attainable goal to get out of med school with minimal debt, a strong 401k, and be able to thrive?

Are there things you wish you would have done in college to help you better in the classroom once you get that first job?
#Spring25

I would to know more about my career path

I am currently a senior in high school and I want to go in to the field of engineering. I am currently deciding on what field and software engineering is currently my number one option. I was just curious on what I would be doing if I were to try and become one. #Fall24

I was looking at becoming a chemical engineer and was curious on what I would be doing in that field.

I am 17 and want to become an Esthetician. I want to go to a esthetics program finish that and start my own business up.

i like sciences also

I’m 17 years of age currently in summer about to become a Senior. How can I get an apprenticeship with an electrician? I have to move out by 18 and would like to have a good steady job by then.

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I'm a high school junior currently taking classes in the health sciences pathway at my school and I was wondering what skills and habits I should at the very least put into practice now since I would like to pursue medical illustration later in life. Maybe even possible classes I should take...

I love art a lot, and really want a career in it, but I know that being financially stable is also very important. What do you advice I do?

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What are some good books for psychology?

I am a 15 year old female in the 10th grade and I want to know what I should do to start becoming a pararescueman. How early should I start preparing? What is the minimum ASVAB score to be able to become a pararescueman? Tips on preparation?

I am interested in going to the United States Air Force Academy when I graduate high school, and I want to know how I can better prepare for the academy and the application process.

What should I know about being a woman in a #stem field, specifically in engineering and environmental fields, as a student interested in those fields?

How many years in collage do you have to do to be a pediatric doctor?

I'm interested in majoring in Political Science and minoring in business for my bachelor's degree. I'm officially at senior so I need to start figuring out what college I'm going to.

From the research I have done it seems like a competitive and hard job to get and I love history and finding artifacts in fascinating to me

For example, is it an in high demand career? Also, what are the benefits and disadvantages of it?

How would I start off learning about being anesthesiologist if they don’t teach about it? And what would I have to do to meet the requirements for being an anesthesiologist?

I’m a sophomore nursing major and I am constantly changing my mind about what I might specialize in