Hanover Park, Illinois

Just wondering so I can have a career goal. #general

One of my biggest dreams, though kind of daunting, is to have my own architecture business. It seems like a hard task to accomplish, and I would like to know any helpful tips that could help. #architecture #architect #architectural-design #sustainable-design

My parents are both funeral director and I would like to see what it is like to be one! I find it SOOOO cool and just want to learn more about the profession.

I would really like to know what is good for video game designing so that i can get a job in it and start my career from there #video-game-design #game-design

Because i'm not sure if i have the what it takes to become one i really don't know what i want to be yet. #biologist #marine #wildlife

I was curious about career growth in this field and saw that there was a position that could advance you to a lead radiation therapist. What duties does this entail? Are there any requirements besides experience such as further education? Thank you!

Some college reps have said that keeping your major undecided is better and I just want to know if thats true.
#majors

I am currently a high school senior who is going to be majoring in bio engineering in the fall. I am not sure if I should major in bio engineering or civil engineering. #engineer #civil-engineering #bioengineering

What are the needed requirements to work in the psychology field? #psychology #special-needs

I am a tall handsome gentleman that loves the game of football i dreamed to be a NFL player my whole life thats all i wanted to do. #athlete

I will be a college freshman in September and I plan to pursue a premedical track, but I am already worried about how my family and I will be able to afford the next 8 years of school. #doctor

I hear potential students complain about why they are not in the career that they want to be in or complain about not making the amount of money they want to make. The main thing that irritates me is that they expect things to be given to them like society owes them. I was always taught that...

I enrolled as a psychology major at Rutgers and am interested in pursuing a career as a psychiatrist but am unsure if this is the right choice for me. I am more interested in the science and research aspect of this field rather than the communication aspect. Should I look into another career...

This relates to my first question, where I asked "How can I choose a major that will benefit me in the long run?"

I want to know is it is worth the extra money to become more qualifies or if the label of a degree is less important in the scheme of things. #nursing