Meshoppen, Pennsylvania

Hi. So I thought about what career do I want for myself for a long time- but I struggle to find one that fit me. I feel like the things that I'm good at, and the things that I often passionate about are quite different- and so I'm a bit lost. I've been wondering, searching and tirelessely...

I want to get a degree in architecture. Im not sure if architecture is the best route. I'm not sure exactly what an architect does. I like working with my hands. I like designing. I like problem solving. I was a carpenter for a year, and a mechanic before that. Im lost in the details. Drafting,...

I'm trying to determine if I'll do good in these fields as I'm not too keen on going into crippling debt for college

Where or what site would i find career guide

I am really unsure what I want to do.. No Med school, no patient care, no teaching. I really enjoy science itself but sitting and doing research my whole life just sounds boring. If anyone can help with a lucrative career path that has to do with science. I really liked immunology, etc in...

What type of jobs that are entry level should I apply for while I try to figure out my career path, that may provide me with useful skills? Interested in science, immuno, etc, no Med school. No patient care. Thanks!

I am currently 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. I take all the highest-level classes I can, including one AP and three honors, and I finished last year ranked #5 in my class with a 102% average. I'm a part of many clubs at school, including the Red Cross Club, the Community Service...

Im planning on pursuing law school, is family law or criminal law more beneficial?

i want a good job but don’t want to go to collage cause i don’t want to be in dept from it

I have an interest in becoming a Public Information Officer after college, and to do so, I am exploring obtaining a Communications major.

I have looked at both Penn State University and Towson University so far.

As a high schooler, what grade would you suggest to start looking into scholarships for college

I keep going from really passionate about helping people with mental illness to scared that I won't like it as much as I think. What helped you make that choice?

I want to take a career in hospitality. And I would like to travel, so I could either work on a cruise ship or be a flight attendant. So this is why I'm asking.

I'd like to know the best way to come across to the higher ups at work to become a better employee and to get to the top at my job.

I am interested in things like immunology, medicine, etc. however not willing to go to medical school, but want to make a decent salary. Looking for possible career paths. I am a senior in college graduating with a Biology degree, however haven't had any luck with lab internships to gain exposure