Highlands, Texas

I am currently choosing a major in Computer Science in order to become a cyber engineer.

How do you approach patients who are in therapy but appear to be the problem in most circumstnces they open up to you about? How do you admit this to them and assist them in actually understanding it? I've heard things about therapists who encourage their patients and motivate them to stand...

Where did you get your clinical experience?
How do you manage your time and prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment? 
Lastly, How could a senior in highschool gain more experience in this field?

I have a big sense of justice so I thought taking a career path to become a lawyer would suit me and I could do good on that field.

is this a good field of study to remain and pruse my passion or should i move on from the dream and find a field that will guaranteed me a good future

Education and careers are expensive and processes are time-consuming, but which would be more affordable to strive towards/achieve?

A lawyer, a crime scene investigator, or a forensic scientist of sorts (maybe anthropologist or psychologist)? These are the careers I'm interested in so far.

I've always aimed for being a lawyer, but how do I know that I will be able to aim that or that It's the right career. I love having debates an sometimes like to argue with people.

I really enjoy math and love building things—whether it's hands-on projects or solving problems creatively. Based on that, professional steps would you recommend I take to build a strong foundation for a successful career in engineering?

How do I decide between two pathways. Dentistry and medecine. I have done shadowing for both but I still don't know which one is my interest.

I was always apart of a family who worked on cars. I want to continue that but also become a aerospace engineer. I also want to be become a aerospace engineer but I'm not sure which I should be. I don't know if it's reasonable to do both.

How much in debt are you after all of your education, and was it worth it. I have been interesting in this career, and I have researched almost everything about this field except this aspec. Was it worth it for the cost?

How do producers adapt scripts to fit a specified runtime of a TV episode before producing it? Is it always planned exactly? Or do they have to constantly tweak it to cut things down or add padding to fit the runtime?

How do I achieve this career? What are some standard goals I should set for myself? Why should I set goals for this subject?

im in grade 12, and i want to become a succesful entrepreneur. i really like things involving art, fashion, and being in charged of my own domain.

I'm currently an HS senior and I have taken several CS courses and have a general understanding of them. I am planning to apply to a linguistic + CS program for a university, but I am still concerned in trying to find opportunities in the field. Any tips on what I should learn or do?