Kingston, MN

I might be interested in becoming a psychologist but if the salary is small enough that I would be struggling financially I might look in a different area of mental health or psychology for a career

I'm interested in mental health and how the human brain works and would like to pursue a career related to those things

What are the skills required?

Artists are not in high demand like doctors are and so it may be very hard for those people to find jobs.

I am currently writing my application essay, and I plan on writing it about my relationship with my father and the positive impact he has on my upbringing through sports, school, and life skills. Is this a commonly seen essay that college admissions may be tired of reading?

Me and my mom were coming up with ideas and This job I am really wanting to go into. I have ideas of helping kids learn with horses by their side. I want to know if there is somthing I should know befor going to collage. Any classes that whould help me get to my job. I have a horse aready. I...

What jobs are out there that a philosophy degree is beneficial

I'm currently a junior in high school deciding if environmental science is a good major for me, but what jobs can I get with the degree?

I don't like being alone, working all day staring at a screen without social interactions but mainly without making friends (colleagues don't count), it scares me a lot.

I know the film industry is very competitive and it takes time to grow and get a nice paying job, but what is the average salary to someone who just graduated film college?

I'd like to join the cinema field but I'm not sure of the availability of jobs this career offers.

I would like to know if CC is bad to go to for nursing or if a 4 year is where I should be.

I am interested in getting a bachelors in Nursing (specialized with oncology) then head in to either be an oncologist or research Breast cancer cells with stem cell transplants.

I am currently a sophomore in high school and I am really looking into being an architect. I am trying to get more of an idea of things I can practice like some of the skills that will be necessary and other activities that can be good practice for a future job in architecture.

I am wondering if the colleges I have been looking at are a good education, how would I know this?