Henderson, Nevada

I am interested in going to nursing school to become a nurse.

I have trouble finding motivation to stay on top of my work and classes. How might I combat this?

I feel trapped in a loop of just learning and learning, never reaching the point of actually engineering anything, and I'm trying to change that and do something real.

I keep changing my plans and I feel like I need to know now at 17, currently I want to eventually become a dentist, but even then I’m worried that maybe in the future I’ll regret it.

I plan on attending a 4-year college and major in Chemical Engineering. However, I do not know many people who are Chemical Engineers or who have gone into that field. I would like to know what type of effort, skill, or maybe luck that it takes to become one.

What are they going to need to write a letter of recommendation

I have already put in my Nevada State application and only sent my SAT scores to millennium, so do I have to do anything else or will Nevada state take care of the rest.

For example, Business Administration and Business Marketing.

I'm taking a Survey of Deafness class as a part of my studies for interpreting. I find it a shame us hearing folk do so little for the Deaf community.

For instance when working in a retail setting

I was wondering if the actual career is as difficult as the coursework for it in university. Is Calculus/physics actively used, or is that just to provide a foundation?

A) I've never really had to study, as school's been easy so far, and I'm scared for when it gets harder.
B) I'm uncertain how I will take care of my mental health while away in college, and I am scared for this.

I am a senior in high school, interested in pursuing speech therapy as a future career.

I am now a senior and have also received my first college acceptance letter !!!! What do I expect when I go to college? What will my schedule look like?

Is there any jobs that are online, easy, has a good amount of money, and that 14 years olds can do on there free time