Mill Creek, Washington

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?

and not just tools to speed up the proccess (so a software like blender does not count, unless you add some code to procedurally generate stuff) but auctually proceduraly generate it.

I want to be an enterprener and start new business based on the experience

i like games

Currently working to finish MyPace assignment.. just need these few questions answered before I can do so.

How would you rate the work/life balance?

What advice would you have for an entry-level candidate?

Hi! I am a 16 year old girl in the Everett area, I am willing to commute to Seattle or within 45 minutes, I am looking to shadow/volunteer at a hospital, any tips or links I can go to? I wanted to do it soon and not during the summer as I am pursuing other opportunities.

I'm a junior looking into majoring in sports medicine. What is the educational path to become a certified athletic trainer? How long does it take from college to being fully qualified for the field? Why do some schools have 2 year programs and some are 5 years?

i like football

I was recently accepted through Early Action to Western Washington University (WWU), an accredited university in my state with a 93% acceptance rate. I decided not to apply to the University of Washington (UW) because I knew I lacked the extracurricular activities and how hard it was to get...

what are the key points to be a doctor?

I know every day must be different but how does a typical day go, how does a slow or boring day go, how does the scariest or most exciting day go?

How do I make my application stand out so that I can interview with the board to express my passion and commitment to this work?

Hi!
I think I've decided on becoming a dentist, but I'm not sure what major I should choose. I've heard that it's best to choose something related to your career, but I'm not sure about that. If that's true, what majors do you recommend/think will be good for my career?

If you could let me know fun facts about my field too I would love to know more

Please provide resources/links targeted for high school graduates and/or college underclassmen.

what does a typical job site look and feel like?

I want to be a registered nurse. I am new to the United States and from Africa.

Im currently in Job corp to get my CMA and planning on getting my CNA in the local college what are the next steps after this? what jobs are available to me as CNA/CMA while I get my RN?

I'm pursuing an associate's degree for Nuclear Medicine, what should I expect while following this career path?

What do those before me have to say about being a security guard and how was the experience for it? What are three informational interview questions you would ask?

How many different occupations does security have?

what is the best site to learn any thing i want ?

Do you enjoy your job?

I was wondering what education is required to become a music or art therapist. Is there a scholarship available for either? Also, would it be possible to combine both into one experience and can you only do one at a time? I would like to do both at the same time because I like both art and...

What are the challenges and rewards of being a Carpenter? How does the Carpentry Apprenticeship work?

I'm a current high school junior looking to find more relevant opportunities to biomedical engineering including volunteering + internships in the school year and the summer.

What path did you take to become a city planner?
What do you love/hate about your job?
Any other advice?

There are quite a lot of jobs that involve filing in some way or another, so how much of a day is spent putting things where they go so it is findable later.

When you hit a point where you have reached the longtime goal you set for yourself, and everything seems kind of blank what do you do next with the skills you learned on the way to reach that goal? Do you take that skill set and just find some new goal that uses those skills and will teach you...