Middleborough, Massachusetts

I’m an incoming junior and I want to explore jobs on the medical field. I am currently thinking about college and what I may want to study if I were to enter the medical field.

I’m a junior at DeVry University studying for a bachelor degree in IT. I also have interests in Computer Science and Database Science. I’m looking for part time remote opportunities as I’m disabled and still studying for my degree.

For instance, being able to take vacations, practice my hobbies, hang out with friends and family are all what I desire but I fear I won't be able to do any of that if I take the standard academic route and do a Masters program or go to graduate school for even longer.

Am i able to become a counselor if i have a GED? I am failing school and have to repeat 9th grade my school had told me i was most likely get kicked out and most likely will have to get my GED im concerned i wont be able to get my dream job.

I'm interested in being a graphic designer and doing commissions and selling art, but I keep hearing how difficult and unrealistic it is. Is it really so difficult? Is it possible?

Not sure how to get a good paying job for college when i’m only 18.

Have never taken out a loan before. Family income is low to middle class.

I want to be a pediatrician/nurse practitioner

And can you go to Harvard to become a pediatrician? And how will going to Harvard help you and get you more credit??

When and how should I start my path towards my career? I want to be a doctor so should be starting with volunteering or something soon? Also I am a sophmore in high school

I have been surching and I can't find any

Are Jobs almost like school?

I'm an incoming freshman and I am beginning to attempt to figure out what I want my career path to be. Of course, while doing research, one of the biggest factors is money. However I seemed to come across a common theme of medicine being the field which pays the most, but I am definitely not...

I'm interested in entering the business/finance field, even though I am aware of amount of effort that is required. I'm very driven and eager to learn, however I'm not sure where to start or even what specific area of the fields to go into. Could anyone who works under these fields explain...

I'm about to become a freshman in highschool and I would like to get a head start on my college resume. What would be the best way to go about this?

I want to become a veterinarian. What steps should I take in high school?

best tips for deciding on a career

I have competing offers from top tier consulting and wealth management firms and am having trouble deciding between the two if professionals in those fields could speak on their experiences.

I'm going into my sophomore year of high school, and I am thinking that I need to start deciding what I want to do, or what I want to be when I'm older. I need some help deciding, or some new ideas.

I want to be a pediatric anesthesiologist, but I've heard a lot of people say that people with careers in healthcare have high rates of mental health issues. Should this prevent me from going into my desired career field?

Which firm is the best for a young consulting associate looking for a fast pace environment

I am a sophomore in high school and I want to know what I need to accomplish before I finish my last 2 years in school. I also wondered if there are any particular schools I should aply to go to to achieve this goal.

What colleges should I apply to if I want to major in music business/management? Berklee Boston and The Hartt are already on my mind but I'm still looking for more options.

Tell me what collage I should go to based on the profession I want to peruse.

Why is going into the education field a good career pathway? Also if I wanted to be an elementary or middle school teacher what should I major in when I go to college?

I am a high school junior and I love to work, but I do not know if this is possible. Have others felt this way? If so, what happened when you went to college?

I’m deciding classes for my next few years and I want to know which ones will be most helpful in grasping knowledge.

I am absolutely in love with working with children, as I have a part time job after school at an elementary school. I know that this is what I should do with my life. But, I have always been set on nursing and I am also totally in love with that. Pediatric nursing seems like the absolute...

Hey there, I am about to graduate next year, and I was just wondering what it takes to become a graphic designer. For example, is it possible to become a graphic designer with not going to school, or art school vs. regular school for receiving the education.

I am a sophmore in college and I am majoring into early childhood education.