Michigan, USA

How hight of a degree would I need

I don’t know if it’s worth trying to get a full ride scholarship for volleyball. I would love to know if it’s worth trying

I want to learn how to run and start business

What advice can you offer to a 17 year old high school student who will be going to school for obstetric gynecology next year?

How can I start making money at 15?

The Profession I plan to go into as of now is the one that my parents want, but I don't. Now I fear that it is too late to find what I truly want to do.

When I’m in college what major should I decide to do if I want to become a neurosurgeon and what classes should I take in so it’ll be more helpful in the future

I am a sophomore in highschool and is looking for help deciding if biotechnology is the right major for me.

I'm a sophomore in high school and wondering what's best for me when I get into college.

I'm trying to find a job that is fit best for me and getting help from a professional who can give me tips and ideas on how I should go about it or how I should start ?

I'm a senior in highschool, and I'm very interested in tech, engineering, and medicine! I would love to go into the medical field, and I don't know the best way to do that for me.

After I graduate highschool should I immediately go into college if I want to become a neurosurgeon?

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It sounds like an amazing profession and one I would love doing considering my passion for helping kids. However, I’m worried it would be to emotionally straining. Is there certain areas such as ER vs general hospital nursing that are less emotionally straining?

I am excited and was hoping to read perspectives on career pathways starting out in the field, licensing tips, entry level jobs/experiences, and etc.

Im 14 and want to do law

How should I write a better essay for college?

I have an idea for a business that I really want to exist and work on, but my personality conflicts with almost every skill needed to be a CEO. Are there good ways to become someone fit for the job or find someone to do it for me?

for colleges and beyond

My question is how do u know if your career path is good or bad and when do u know to leave something alone if it's not working career wise and when do u know that your doing ah career and not a job

Curious about the hardest part of animating, or being an animator in general. Is it the longer hours? Deadlines?

What are the best languages to start learning to a full stack dev? I am interested in computer science and would like to learn a bit more before choosing it as a major.

How many years of college to be a police or to be in law informant

I am in community college and will be transferring to a university in two years, just curious on how long it takes to launch your career/finish school.(internship, school, advice, etc.)

I am a little unsure what I want to pursue exactly but I am in the field of engineering

How do i be successful in medical school? How do i stay focus?

im only in 10th grade and i still dont know what i want to be

I’m very hard working but I’ve lost a lot and I’m just looking for a reason to keep going.

I want to go to Yale then work in a government agency for criminal psychiatry

I don’t know how to flow with writing if every few weeks i get the worst writer’s block. I love writing but i don’t know how to continue with the profession i wanna pursue if i continue to have writers block.

What are some tips for me to make sure i remain successful in life?

This is something I've been interested in starting doing a long time. I want to know how to take the first steps.

Like I wanna go in the army and I don't know if that will get me where I want to be in mh future

Like I wanna go in the army and I don't know if that will get me where I want to be in mh future

I am a licensed EMT who is hoping to eventually get into a PA program. I am double majoring in biomedical science and cellular and microbiology.

How many people are required to do surgery on the brain? Has anyone ever become nauseous or anything like dat?

I'm going into sophomore year and I need to keep thinking about options on how to be better set for a veterinary program

I have a B.S. in Forensic Psychology and a minor in Criminal Justice. I've spent the last year in Victim Advocacy. Now I'm considering switching careers up a little and getting into Food Forensics. I've been in a Health and Wellness program for a few months learning about food and I love it. I...

How do I get a scholarship in music and

Hi, to any doctor reading this, I am a rising high school senior and I might be interested in medicine. I like STEM in general, and I believe I have the brains and work ethic to thrive as a doctor. I understand that perusing the path to becoming a physician is long and challenging and takes a...

I'm a 10th grader in highschooler and i need to start picking out colleges but i don't know where to start i know i have to pick what makes me happy what if i pick the wrong one?

I work a part time job and I am not making as much as i need to, what are some good ways to make money on the side?

I want to be a Pediatrician when I get older and go to college. I want to know what it takes in academics and in degrees, adding on bachelor's. I love healthcare and I have loved Pediatrics in general.

What is the best way to start doing and knowing what you really want to do? Is it a person you look up to or a desire to be who you want to be in life? What is the reason your still doing what your doing today?

Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. Most people that want to enter IT start working at a help desk. Before working in help desk, I think it's important to get some advice and pro-tips.

What should someone know before starting at IT Help Desk?

Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. One piece of advice given to start in IT near end of college is to get the A+ cert, a.k.a the CompTIA A+ certification. What are some tips to know for the A+? What are common easy areas while practicing for the exams? On the flip side: What are common challenges...

Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. In IT, many jobs require certifications to pursue specific roles.
How do people in IT study for certification tests? What is your approach to studying on a consistent routine?

I’m interested in learning about the medical field or welding.

How do I become an anesthesiologist assistant?

I think I want to major in psychology but I am not sure if that is the right place to go for the job I want. I also don't mind moving for college but I would have to live on campus.