Napoleon, Ohio
Why is there so many different types of Pediatrics?
I am a sophomore in high school researching Pediatrician. When I was researching, I discovered there are many different types. Is there a reason why to seperate?
What is all the education background that I'll need before pursuing being a nutritionist full time?
I'm a high school student who needs to find information on a career project for school.
How many years of education would you recommend if I plan on going into the computer science/electrical engineering field?
I am currently a sophomore in high school. I plan on going to college for something along the lines of computer science or the electrical engineering field.
How many years of Education are required, and what degrees are needed to be a clinical psychologist?
I'm a high school student who needs to find information on clinical psychology for my career research project.
What programs or jobs are recommended to make becoming an Orthodontist easier?
I am a sophomore at Antwerp Local Highschool. I am interested in the dental field, specifically orthodontics though. I would love to go to college (or participate in programs or internships) within the states of Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan.
What kinds of experience and education do you need to become a clinical psychologist?
For additional information, I'm a high school student who needs to find information on this job for a career project.
How long did it take to build up enough clientele to pay off your debt?
I'm a high school student looking to purse a career in cosmetology once I've graduated.
How many years does it take to be a Pediatrician?
I am a sophomore in high school trying to study a Pediatrician for a career project. I know there is many different years varying but it always says something different. I don't know if you need a certain speciality when going into it for the first time as a freshman in college.
If I want to become a detective or criminal investigator, what steps must I take to become one?
specifically, I mean what degrees, majors, schooling, job experience, etc..
I am a high school student trying to learn more about this career for a project, but also because I'd like to pursue this career after school.
Is underwater welding really that hard on your body. Also, how hard is it to get into, and what qualifications are needed?
I am a high school student who is wondering this for a career project. I have started welding in a fabrication shop and hear that an underwater welder's average life is 35-40 years, but they also make good money.
Being a criminal investigator or a detective, what are the best and worst things about working in your field? Why?
I am a sophomore in high school, and I need some information for a career project, but this is also the career I'd like to pursue after school.
What is the easiest and hardest part about working in the service industry?
I'm planning to become a cosmetologist after high school and wanna know what challenges people in the field face.
I hear that it is hard to get into higher levels of welding or fabrication, like a nuclear plant. How hard is it to get into those jobs, how did you do it, and what qualifications did you need?
I am a high school student doing a career project about welding. I have started practicing, and I just started work in a fabrication shop. The work is really interesting and exciting. I am looking to further my career in this and want to know all I can.
Is it hard being a special education teacher?
I want to be an autism specialist and work as a special education teacher, so I was curious of how hard the job is so I can prepare myself in advance.
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