Maple Valley, Washington

I have some experience, I have been in a musical in my school and that's it though. I would really love to be like a cool actress in a movie or something.

What is the steps to became a teacher in the Washington state. What are the programs for teacher training and what is the requirements.

I am a senior in high school currently set to major in biology with a specialization in Bio-med. I really love planes, and air anything related to the sky, and travelling is fun to me. is there any way for me to get into a career that would incorporate medicine and aviation?

I'm a college student who is planning on going to law school to become a lawyer in the future.

I'm very passionate about music and plan to get a degree in electrical engineering. In what ways do people combine these two for their career? #Spring25

I am currently a pre-law, business administration student at the University of Oregon, interested in Corporate Law. I am a junior, thanks to the Running Start program in high school, and hope to graduate next year and go into law school.

I got accepted into a public institution that has a law school branch located on campus

I am interested in phychology, business, science, and technology.

There are a lot of tests and I want the best possible chance to be fully prepared not having to pay for retakes.

Going into dental hygiene. Not envisioning an overly luxurious lifestyle, but a comfortable and worry-free one atleast. And, I know being comfortable in this economy is hard anyway.

I am a high school senior, starting college in the fall.

I am planning on double majoring in BioChemistry and Environmental Studies

I will be pursuing a Bachelors of Applied Science in Applied Human Nutrition. I would like to secure roles as an assistant researcher and eventually do my own research.

I have gone to community college and taken the Google cybersecurity certificate. I am in the process of completing the CompTIA Sec+ as well. I am struggling to find any internships that will consider my little knowledge and skills.

I'm currently studying business, but I’m also really interested in transitioning into the tech field. Any tips from people who’ve combined both?

I’ve been applying for different scholarships and I’m trying to find ways to pay for my education

Hello, I'm 16, live in the WA area and is interested in a career in Software Engineering/Cybersecurity, I have a school assignment that asks to find someone to interview for the career I want to peruse, I have no connections on these fields so I was hoping to be able to find someone to...

I am a high school senior and i am most intrested in human resources, Finance, and Psychology. i don't know which one i want to major in College, I need tips on how i can select the one best for me.

I will only have 3-years in undergraduate because of early college classes so there is less time but i know a lot of things have to be done. what should I focus on most?

I'm worried because I plan on going to grad school and i Know that its going to cost a lot.

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I'm an incoming Freshman Direct Admit at the University of Washington Foster School of Business. When and where should I start looking for internships? I'm hoping to work in the finance field, hopefully in a company/organization related to public healthcare and policy.

At the college I'm thinking of attending, I was awarded a music scholarship that requires me to major in music. I auditioned as a pianist and heard that organists make more than pianists. Any recommendations? I am also considering a different college where I would likely major in chemistry.

I am a college sophomore at Grand Canyon University. I currently am a PE teacher and coach for the school I work for. I have been coaching basketball now for three years. #Spring25

Hi for anyone reading, I'm a junior who is researching into colleges to get into and am planning to do computer science (more specifically in the software engineer/cybersecurity field) but I do see online things that really ask myself if I'm choosing a good career path. I see a lot that the...

I'm a first year college student in Seattle, for performance production, and I don't have any job experience or official training

I am 19 and in college finishing my AA. I want to do something involving film music. How do I start this dream? I am thinking more of sound designer or something related to this. I am not a musician. I don't have any experience. I need to find a job to get my hands dirty but I am finding it...

I'm undergraduate right now and trying to decide what branch of law would suit me best, how did you choose?

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Is it a good idea to take out loans? It seems counterproductive to be tens of thousands of dollars in debt once college is finished.

Hello, I am a Junior who is researching about what colleges to go, I am interested in doing cybersecurity and software engineer as my career(another question is what is the difference in software engineer and software developer and computer science). I live around the Washington area and am...

I'm about to graduate and curious on what information people don't talk about university/colleges

I've struggled deciding a major as a first-year in university. Psychology has always been interesting to me in the past, but I'm not sure if I'm completely passionate about it. Since there are no other fields that catch my eye, I have been sticking with psych so far. Is there anything specific...

I specifically ask this question as I do not have any work experience and will have only gotten a dual bachelor's degree in finance & accounting by the point I am done with my collegiate career.

Also wondering where you looked to find a job that fit your major? Did your major have a program that fed into a job like an internship? #Spring25

I am a first-gen college student who wants to use as many efficient saving methods as I can.

I'm thinking of investing in crypto but I don't know if it'll be beneficial
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rising college freshmen interested in computing and technologies

What jobs can I get with a CompTIA certification?

Hello! I’m a freshman in high school and really interested in the medical field. I’m already planning to take health-related courses like sports- medicine and anatomy, and I also hope to earn certifications in the future. However, I want to start shadowing a doctor but have no idea where to...

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Is there room for development in security guard work? How long does it take to acquire all the proper qualifications towards most security guard positions?

How (in fine detail and steps) do you get a state approved pharmacy assistant license, and what exactly is the difference between a CPhT and a Pharm. Assistant? Also do I need a license to work as a pharm assistant, and are there multiple ways or paths to getting the license?

12 years old/6th grade very interested in hunting and fishing and law enforcement. Think this could be a good career path

I'm most interested about how buildings are made to resist earthquakes.
I know that they use things such as re-enforced steel, but I'm interested on what else is used

I'm most interested on things like the harness, cabling, and ropes, but I'm also interested on the other safety equipment such as the helmets

I am really good with kids and I know somewhat about the body and maybe some of their conditions are like how I have, I might be able to understand other kids and their condition.

I like sea life and exotic animals. What steps should I take to help with this?

colleges on the west coast of the USA in the wue

what is the doploma you need the most and what do you need to have to be a doctor layer ror engineer

so i know what indie game dev is like (i know indie games when i see them, my game looks like one): there's a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and my head hates me because i slap it a lot (don't worry, i'm used to it), but what about AAA games? what's that like?