Nerstrand, Minnesota

I want to be a lawyer because I have always wanted to help people that are innocent and my family and friends say that I am smart and that I would not let a person down when they need help.

My family and friends always say that I’m smart hardworking and persuasive and I know that you need them to become a business women but I know thats not all you need.

Well my family and friends have always told me that I am smart hardworking and that I get things done but I know that is not all I need to become a business woman because I know I need a lot more then just that I know I need those things but that’s not all.

I am about to turn 15 and next summer I want a job to keep busy and save some money, but I am not interested in working at a fast food restaurant. What are some ways to find places and tips for applying.

If i want to do something medical should i choose a science class like biology? Or if I want to go to law school should i simply choose law or something like that?

I want to do history as major but I also want to join the army.

I'm interested in law and want to go to school out of state.

What motivates you to have your job in computer science/why did you pick it? What keeps you interested in technology?

Does my athletic involvement increase my likelihood of acceptance?

What should I do to increase my chances of being accepted to top and competitive universities? What should I do to make myself a more competitive candidate for top universities?

I feel like if I don’t go it may impact me later in the future with finding a job.

How can I make myself stand out to colleges? Are there any specific activities they like to see on an application?

I've heard from other people that it can be kinda dangerous, but the pay is good. I was wondering if becoming a travel nurse is a wise choice.

i want to be a nurse attorney but i don't know how to get their.

What are some difficult tasks that come with being a doctor?

Is school super hard? how much work would it be? Will I be able to handle it? are u glad u became a nurse.

Is it easy? Is it something you enjoy, do you think that this is an easy job? Is it worth it?

Im in P-TECH for nursing and I enjoy it so far but wonder what the actual job will be like.

I am a nursing student

I'd like to work for mayo clinic. If you have any tips about making friends in the work space... I'm open to advice. What are the requirements for each job?

I think this might be my dream career, and I would really like to see if it is a good fit for me.

What are the steps to become a surgeon and how is technology involved in it?

I'm interested in pursuing broadcast meteorology but am unsure what colleges/ universities located in the pacific northwest, midwest, or northeast offer this major. Thanks!

I still don't know what I want to do. Is it a waste of time to try out different majors in college to see which ones I like and which ones I don't?

what is the environmental work there? how is it like everyday working there with kids? is it stressful, joyful? and what other information would be helpful to answer this question?

hello, I have a cople of different questions about penetration testing. I am looking into it as a career and would love some more insight. (1)Do you work offensively or defensively? (2)What are your hours like? (3)How many people do you usually work with? (4) What does the average workday...

Is there flexibility in the workplace? Do you like what you do and why? What are the most important things you need to become a web developer? Did you do extra school/how many years of school are required? How long does it take to create a web? What are some struggles that you have paced...

like what you like about most talking with clients about what they want is the time you work that you like where you work? and what are things you enjoy the most.

If you are a computer programmer, what businesses or companies could you possibly work at?

Is family medicine a good job?

What is the hardest thing about family medicine?

Is family medicine a great career?

How do you get patients to open up to you?