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What does working as a Nurse Practitioner within a hospice care team look like day-to-day? #FALL22

What prerequisites should I have and are needed to be successful in a business major? I am currently a senior at Bourne High School and have started to get accepted into colleges as a business major. I want to know what classes or background information I need to know before stepping into a...

I want to stay in Massachusetts and I plan to study advertising and marketing. I want to choose a good school that won't leave me in debt for thirty years when I get out of school. There are so many possibilities and it is diff ult to find the perfect fit. What main aspects should I be looking...

I'm looking into going into accounting and finance, but don't have an idea of specifically what job I would want. When thinking about accounting, I think of sitting in an office all day and simply doing whatever it is you do for your company. Is the stress manageable or hard to handle?

What are the three most important qualities that an anesthesiologist may need?

How have career trajectories changed post COVID? Are people staying longer or shorter in their roles? Are people job hopping and are they satisfied?

I have an idea of what I want to pursue in the medical field, but is there any way that I can ensure it is the right choice before I plan to study it?

There seem to be many different things you need to take into account when choosing a college and it can be overwhelming to sort those details out.

If I did EMT training before nursing school would that help me?
What nursing school is better?
Should I go straight into nursing school or should I get my associates then go into a higher nurisng school?

What is the best major for an FBI agent, What criminal justice major is better criminal justice BS or criminal justice BA ?

Is a minor in Business worth the degree ?

i would like to know which college is best for these two different career paths as i am interested in them and plan on studying one of them in the future.

For those who are teachers, how much freedom do you feel you have in the way you teach? Do you feel that the way you teach is how you were told or do you feel you have freedom? For example to be more or less interactive, or more hands on or less hands on.

How do I know if the career path I choose is right for me?

If I like geometry, what majors and careers will fit me?

#bluecollar Is it worth it