Macomb, Illinois

I have always known that when I find what I'm passionate about I'll do whatever it takes to become successful. I'm just lost on how to find the missing piece.

I am currently in college to become a highschool chemistry teacher and worry that certain political events will still impact me even in a STEM field that lacks "subjectivity" so to speak, as a queer female teacher.

I am currently a freshman in college, majoring in psychology. I'm going to grad school to specialize in either forensics or developmental psych. Even though I'm only a freshman, I'm so excited to get a start in my life and my career.

I want to use my degree and excel in a career I love. I have used platforms like Indeed and ZipRecruiter in the past without any luck.
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As a high school senior, I'm planning on majoring in marketing in college. Is it easy to get a job in the marketing field? and if so, what are some high paying jobs?

I am asking as a senior in high school who is interested in the business field. I would want to know what kinds of jobs are out there for types of business as well as if its worth the time.

As a junior in high school, I would like to prepared as I can be for what is to come. For example, what will my average day look like schedule wise? Or what would be the best classes to take as a senior in high school for next year?

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I have to make cupcakes for a birthday but i don't know to make good buttercream that won't melt.

All of the people around me seem to know what they want to do and I don’t. How do I know what to do when I graduate high school in a few years? What can I do to prepare myself? How can I feel confident in myself when I make my own life?

how are you able to get a job when you don't have one? #job-search #tech #career

if u have been one #video-game-design

just wondering #video- #video-games #game-design #computer-games #video-game-design #game-development

#moving from the west coast #college-student #new start

I'm currently attending Western Illinois University. About a quarter of the entire student body are Law Enforcement majors. I feel like a lot of the professors are pushing students to get a Master's Degree in Law Enforcement. How beneficial do you think this would be? #masters-degree...