Loveland, Colorado

How do you start a career in the arts when you don’t know what field you want to go into?

I am in my junior year of high school and I really enjoy dance. I would love to go into the entertainment industry, but I know it is not the most realistic pathway and I've always bean interested in law. So the high school I attend to now offers college course classes and as long as you are...

How can I become a successful female doctor at the age of 13 while being in grade 8th of my school, and being the only source of pride to my parents I would like to be successful at my ambition to become a medical doctor.

I'm interested in working with animals and I think it would be nice to do stuff to help them. I'm starting high school next year, and I'd like to know if there are certain classes that I should take.

yep this is really stupid now that I am done

I would prefer to work in a one-on-one setting where I could better help the student, and connect with them. I would also love something that relates to ASL.

As a medical student, what is a good university in the US for someone with average grades, but also college credits, Eagle Scout rank and progressing with the congressional Medal of Honor?

I'm most interested in mechanical, architectural, civil, and aerospace engineering and looking for things near or around Broomfield, Colorado or online. I don't really know where to start to look or what exactly I should be looking for.

I'm very undecided in what I should do in life and I wanna make sure I don't make a mistake with something as important as my future.

How do I apply for financial aid? I filled out FAFSA but I'm not sure what to do with it.

How do I make my parents happy and how can I help myself not to stress so much which the condition I'm in every time I have home work or test when I try to study I always struggle and stress and I cry .

What do you need to know school-wise do cosmetology for example math chemistry what background knowledge will be helpful for a successful cosmatology career tell me your perspective

I have wanted to become a pediatric oncologist for 4 years now. But, whenever I describe my aspirations to an adult or mentor, they tell me that it will be too hard and mentally taxing. So, what keeps you going whenever the job brings you down?

how can you get better at a task what are the steps to this? How can you build better skills and get better without stressing out and procrastinating?

I don’t think there can be any too far colleges but it depends on the applicant and which colleges applications they want to pay for.