New Hartford, Connecticut

I have already gotten responses on my last question that think psychology is a good choice so I'm wondering if it's still true with new information.

I am interested in becoming a psychologist. I value health, equality, and money. Will this career path align with my values?

Is applying for colleges more of a lead path for everyone, or does everyone experience something different when it comes to college, how do I know what colleges I could be eligible to get into?

What technical institutions are available for hands-on electrical engineering

I'm interested in nursing, but locations near me require students to be 18 in order to intern, so I don't know have very much experience in the environment. Any advice would be really appreciated!

I'm a Mexican first-generation high school senior who needs guidance on this topic specifically.

I plan on living in New England after I graduate from optometry school in 2027, but am unsure exactly where I will end up. Did you receive an optometry license in one or multiple states, and why?

I am going to college for film/tv/digital media production and was wondering what are all the jobs I can get out of it that are super technical and less screenwriting and such.

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I'm really interested in legal aspects as well as psychology

I just have to get better

I want to run my own Excavation, Construction, and Landscaping Company and I have the physical experience for the job and tasks but what type of business education/schooling should I pursue before I continue my career and how much should I do?

Is this a good fit for me?

Is this a good career?

Next year, I'm in the 9th grade and I would like to major in either Pre-Med or Biology. I also take band and I'm in the marching band and planning to take it for the next 4 years. I'm wondering if that factor will give me an edge on my college application and if it will benefit me later. Thanks!

I want to be a peds nurse or anesthetists I know working in a career like that can be very tolling.