Milan, Indiana

I'm only 16 and I've never interned for a fashion magazine.

I think I have made the right decision for my career path. I have decided to go into healthcare adminstration. I have heard many good things and enjoy what I plan to do but I want to hear from others.

I don’t want to live a boring life and don’t know what to do. I feel like desk jobs are boring and yeah

yes I'm only 14 but I've always wanted to work for the USA in the government system coming from me who's a Latina with immigrant parents I want to succeed in life I want to work as an undercover agent but what first steps should I take? what highschool classes should I take and how do I start...

see the big question is how do people become successful? besides working very hard I feel like there's more to success than just working and working? so how do I become successful and how do people do it?

How do you manage college classes?

How do the psychological aspects of a patient's experience with a cardiac event impact the level of efficiency that one is able to take care and rehabilitate them?

I find that going into the places helps me get a boost with it and also seeing how the workers do things. I enjoy asking them questions and being able to understand them more

I'm a bit lost with what I should be doing as in my minor and majors for college and I need help.

I'm interested in pursuing something related to accounting/finance in college, but I don't know where to start in order to prepare for college admissions (people always say to do passion projects..) Are there any extra-curriculars that would help be get a better understanding of the fields...

It's just so hard to choose!

Construction, carpentry, career, woodworking, apprenticeship, internships.

I want to go into neurosurgery so I want a good pre med program but also not have to pay a million dollars for it.

I would like to learn how to transcribe and/or do captioning. My native language is English.

Edit: I currently type 70-80WPM

what are the steps to become a nurse practitioner after nursing school?

I need help getting started in my ui/ux design career, also any tips on being a project manager will also be super helpful. Every website I look on to try and get a certificate is almost $1000

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i am a sophomore in high school, and i want to know more about different careers
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I am currently a third year student in marketing. I switched to marketing at the beginning of my third year, so the business classes were knew to me. I will be graduating late. I took accounting 1 this fall and I absolutely loved it - which is weird for me to say. I didn't know anything about...

I'm 13 years old, but I want to do an internship for interior design. Should I wait? #interior-design #internship

I'm ending my second year in college and am having trouble with my major. I haven't necessarily decided on one yet. I'm deciding if I should do Strategic Communications with a Business minor or apply to the business school and do Marketing. I'm planning on applying no matter what but I would...

What could I do to keep busy and productive, and keep my interior design skills sharp? Are there ways to design without going out? (I know that with COVID-19 around I won't have as many options.)#career #design #interior-design #any

What companies and pros really stand out in the design world and what could I learn from them? #interior-design #interior #designer #professional #any

I want to start my own interior design company after I graduate college and after I am more known for my design passion, but how do I do that? Would I need to work with other pro-designers? Will I need to start saving money soon after college? Should I work in a design company before starting...

I want to get the best education to have the most successful career. What programs should I do and what degrees should I strive for? #college #interior-design #design
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Do they both choose furniture and wall colors, etc? Which one get more job opportunities? Which one is more successful($)? #interior-design #design

I want to be an interior designer, but what would I be doing everyday? Would I be building and working/designing a space? Or would I be doing paperwork and using a computer part of the time too? #design #interior-design