Lancaster, South Carolina

I am a highschooler and I'm not really sure what career I want to pursue. Architecture sounds interesting so I'm curious what the job is like, and what kind of skill are necessary to be an architect?

Hi, my name is Ryan and I am excited about going to college next year. I am a senior in highschool and getting ready to apply for colleges. I really like art and architecture.

The major I’m currently looking at is production and design but more specifically costumes and I’m struggling to find schools.

I don't have a lot of experience in my given field, but I am very inquisitive and a quick learner of all things. Unfortunately, neither of those has helped me get a job in data science (current field) or graphic communications (previous field)

I'm interested in becoming a CNA, and then an LPN, I have desire to help people, emotionally and physically, and I think nursing is the way to go for that.

I want to be a photographer for concerts, but I have no idea on how to get started, what would you say are the best tips for getting started in doing something like that. :)

Advice on the best career choices?

Towards the end of this school year I plan to go to esthetician school and get my license. It's not something I want my life to evolve around, but I've always wanted to do it. I like to think it would be a great side/backup job. The only problem is I don't know what I would do after especially...

What would be something good to major in for a writer. I'm only in the 10th grade but I would like to graduate early so I would like to think about this. I write things from as small as poems and short stories, to books with 30 pages.

Why is so hard to find networking opportunities?

I want to be a psychologist who can understand and help people with their problems( emotionally, mentally, and spiritually), I want also to be a writer and write books that are funny and relatable as well as impactful for they could help someone one day. I would also like to have my own...

I don't know when it is appropriate to start looking at college's.

Hi, I’m a rising senior in high school. I am getting ready to apply to colleges, etc. I am interested in some skills I could pick up on for college…..

I am looking for ways to gain experience through virtual capacities and online certifications. Feel free to include other ideas as well that are not virtual just so I can explore those options later on when I purchase a vehicle.

My dream job is to repair technology, What things should i do and learn to help land a job like this?