Iowa, USA

I don’t really have anyone around me that I know in that profession to help and guide me in my career path.

I want to continue my education after high school, but it's hard to decide what field to go into.

My mom used to work at a local nature center when in was younger and so I've always been interested in that kind of thing. I took biology last year and it re-ignited my interest in that field and I plan on taking local ecology next year.

What are the biggest challenges of being a veterinarian?

I am in 10th grade and have always been interested in psychology and law. I wanted to know if I can do both.

Time out of your days are really important to use for such interests that you like

I want to be a therapist for mental health and I want to be a person that does hair makeup and nails. I suffer from mental health and i want to help people with the same problems as me

I would like to do cosmetology and be a mental health therapist. Because I suffer with mental heath and I want to help people with the same mental health issues.

How do I retain what I learned in Spanish this year over the summer?

How long should you wait after an interview

I declared my major as Social work but am considering pursuing communication studies with a minor in psych? I am currently enrolled in an out of state college for fall 2023 (public university) that offers in-state tuition! I registered for classes at the start of this month and declared my...

Its the end of my freshman year of highschool and I am moving to a really small town and they don't supply the AP classes and College classes I need and was previously taking. What do I do? Is there anyway I can still take those classes?

How much does a diesel mechanic make in Iowa?

I'm working in applying for some scholarships now, and I was wondering if there are any specific words that colleges look for/like in applications

I am in high school and rarely ever have to study to get A's but I know that will definitely change in college so I should start now rather than later right?

I am looking for ways to get a little boost of what classes i might need to take in college / high school to prepare

I like these because I am into my own physical health and I would love to help other people.

How to become a vet tech?

I know it's normal to switch majors in colleges more than once but I want to find something I love so I don't have to switch multiple times

Will I get a feeling like an aha moment or will I have to jump in first and see if I like it or not?

Its nerve-racking to make a big decision like this

Physical health-related things is one of my main interests.

I know my interests and everything but I still don't have a finite idea of what I want to be.

Should I join any clubs that aren't related to medicine, science, or math in high school? If yes, what are some excellent suggestions and why?

What are some good ways to graduate early? How can I graduate by my sophomore year in highschool as a freshman?

What is the best way to kick-start a career path in forensic pathology starting in Highschool?

What are some different Jobs/branches of forensics?

I have a 3.9 GPA and I take all AP or advanced classes is that good?

What are some good colleges to get into to become a Forensic Pathologist?

What classes in Highschool should I take to become a Forensic Pathologist?

What is the hardest part about being a traveling welder?

What are good ways to get experience and my foot in the door? Is a shop better for experience compared to a traveling type of job?

What would you recommend for me to go to a trades school for more education about welding , or to jump straight into the work force?

What is a dealership shop like compared to a smaller second-hand shop? What certifications are recommended for working in a dealership shop?

certifications

Would be glad to receive any tips.

Carpentry Question

steel working

Tool advice

Being on a farm I have always worked on tractors, trucks, etc but don't know everything about diesel mechanics. What type of program would be the best to jump into?

Is it necessary to have schooling if you want to find a job?

I was wondering this, to see which one is worth more of your time. Which would be more successful, a mechanic that owns his own shop, or one that works for a shop?

Being a school nurse is something i might be interested in but im not for sure about it yet i was wondering what degrees,how much schooling and some good colleges to attend.

I've been around cattle my whole life, but have never experienced the ranching aspect of it. Since I was a kid I have always wanted to try it, but didn't know what most people like for education. Is it smart to get an education on it, or do people like it better to just jump into working?

I want to become a diesel mechanic

I come from a family farm that does row-crop, and cow/calf operation. That's all I've ever experienced, and was just wondering if theirs something different I should try to learn more?

I would like to become a paraeducator at Atlantic Highschool but, im not very interested in college and I was wondering if it is required

If I take an internship in business and then go to college for something else would that help or do nothing?

I am interested in working with steel

Is iCar a good program?