Huntersville, North Carolina

What is the best college to go to?

I've already taken classes like AP Physics and Calculus but what other classes are important and what do schools look at the most?

I don't want to work a job I hate after going to college for it.

I'm debating whether or not to go into the programming / software engineering or network engineering. What are some things to know about each?

I've always been very indecisive and get very bored easily so choosing between these two unrelated jobs is a hard task,

what's the best schools and colleges for design ?

I'm interested in military service and would like to learn more!

I am interested in the subject of business management, but I am not yet fully convinced.

what's the best college to go for design in south carolina ?

I want to become a travel nurse but I'm not fully aware of all of the pro's and con's .

like what are the pros and cons of it

what is it like being a nurse? is it hard? is it enjoyable? what are some problems you have being a nurse?

Im interested in design and fashion

Which college is the best to go to for Journalism in South Carolina?

To be honest I don't know where I would start after collage.

How difficult is it to start a business and what is the process

what's the best college to go for design?

bruh how i make money and a business

I'm only 15 but I want to open up my own little hair salon, but I don't know when I should start taking action.

What kind of degrees are needed to be a therapist, and how do I identify myself for being one like do I need identification?

What are ways to decide what to do for after high school? I have ideas, but I'm scared of making the wrong choice. I have aspirations for teaching english, talking about sports, and working in concrete.

I am a student in high school, looking to see what job would be best for in the future. I was just wondering what I would need to do to become a sonographer.

I want to attend a HBCU to further my education to get me on the right path. What is the highest level of math required? What type of skills will I need to have? I am very materialistic, so with this career will I be able to afford my lifestyle?

I am a junior in high school and I have always been interested in criminal justice and recently I have been curious about the the behind-the-scenes safety of the country.

What type of classes would be useful to be prepared to teach?

I was thinking of starting my own construction company before going into architecture because I was going to use the money from my company to pay for architecture school.

What is the whole process to be a Pediatrician and how long will it take?

I am looking to pursue a career as a high school math teacher. What are some important steps when deciding which path to take to enter a career like this? What would put me in the best position as an entry-level educator?

What school(s) did you go to? How did you start your career as a musician.

I love math and I definitely see myself involving it in my career. How does upper-level mathematics, specifically calculus, differ from math I have encountered in high school, my highest being AP Calculus? And which paths have more challenging math?