Lakeville, Massachusetts

I need career advice

I am a Highschool senior soon going to college and I as commit to a university I was wondering what you consider truly important when you look at your success.

I already have a bachelor's degree in studio art so I am not looking to get into another degree offering program. I am just looking for affordable/free resources to learn the skills/software I need to learn so that I can get a job as a VFX apprentice for some games developer.

I'm really passionate about film and education, but am struggling on which to major in. I enjoy the education class I'm currently in more than the film theory class I took last semester and feel that it's the reason why I feel conflicted on my prospective major, but I also want to become a...

I want to pass and i want to graduate but anytime i sit down id rather do anything else I’ll even sleep to avoid it.

I'm really into oncology and research but love working in clinical atmospheres.

Currently a college student who knows nothing about investment but would like to learn and start.

I have been struggling for a while unsure what career path I want to follow. Some times would tell myself would like to be nurse but then over think I don’t why I keep on doing that .

what are the people who come in skins like?

I am a sophomore in high school who is interested in perusing a career in law. I am interested in what I can do to make college easier for me. Any response is much appreciated

How do you use your network to get a good internships?

How could you increase your income as a 13-year-old? I've done lots of digging online, but it seems that most of the websites only allow people 18 or older to use it. The websites I can use would barely give me any profit. Should I take a different approach, like doing chores, and yard-working...

How could you increase your income as a 13-year-old? I've done lots of digging online, but it seems that most of the websites only allow people 18 or older to use it. The websites I can use would barely give me any profit. Should I take a different approach, like doing chores, and yard-working...

How could you increase your income as a 13-year-old? I've done lots of digging online, but it seems that most of the websites only allow people 18 or older to use it. The websites I can use would barely give me any profit. Should I take a different approach, like doing chores, and yard-working...

I would like to know what major i should take, i'm 16 in hopes to become a lawyer any type of lawyer really.

I haven't even solidified a major or decided what my "dream job" would be. I've tried these tests that are supposed to link me with jobs but none of them make sense to me.

I’m in 11th grade and what do you need to do to become a dermatologist

I am two years post undergrad and have been working in patient care since graduation. I am looking into getting my masters in genetics counseling. I want to make sure the career is right for me and get some experience before applying, any advice?

Does it have to take a license or a degree to start a business that you love to do

For reference, I am a high schooler interested in math, business, design, and computer science. I am seeking advice because I do not want to go into a career path that I will regret or get bored of.

What is a good alternative or a job that you can get with a theatre degree? Are there any well-paying jobs with a theatre degree, and can I do theatre for a living?

Im a junior and I feel like I should have a better idea about college and majors, and I really don’t. How do I know what to look for in a college?

im interested in these fields and i want to know if they are worth going to college or not. i am also wondering if these were your careers of choice

I believe people to go to school to get a diploma, to prove people that they finish high school or maybe the reason people go to school it's because they want to makes more money. People don't have to go to school to start investing though.

How can I start investing?

Hello speech pathologists! I'm a current sophomore in high school and want to pursue a career as a speech pathologist. What would you recommend I do now to help me on this path? Extracurricular activities? Jobs? Internships?

Why do colleges value race so much?

I’m a freshman and may be interested in medicine

How did you push yourself to reach that goal and not give up? What strived you to want that goal? When did you end up reaching it and did you realize it was worth it?

I don't what to have a career but I want start by just being able to get money. What I want to know how do I that and get a job?