North Chicago, Illinois

I currently in high school and aspire to be a doctor one day.

I want to graduate a year early. Class of 2025.

What is the best way to become a nurse anesthetist? I know that I would have to be a registered nurse first; so how do I be one of those, and then how would I advance to a nurse anesthetist?

What do I have to do to also built my resume so I look attractive to the companies I will be applying to.

I am looking at possible colleges and careers. As of right now, becoming a college professor sounds really cool to me. What level of education do I need? How long would it take?

I'm looking to apply to college but with so many options in my area, I don't know what should be looking for. Any advice? And when should I submit my application?

I did some research and I am interested in certain colleges but I need more advice to choose the right college

Before i graduate i want to be able to by a appointment or a house, how can i do that.

I want to work as a social worker, but I am not sure if I want to work in a nursing facility or school district since I have experience in both and enjoy both environments.

I am going into Environmental Science with a focus on conservation and I want to know the best places/people to look for when looking for internships in this field.

#Spring23

what should i do as a sophmore in highschool to help prepare me to apply to college to major biology and pre-med and then continue to pediatric emergency medicine?

What steps should I start to take in my life in order to set myself up for a successful future and career?

Do all businessmen struggle with addiction, or is that just in the movies?

What are some strategies to locate scholarships for the 2023-2024 school year if my GPA falls below 3.0 but is above 2.75? (local scholarships are welcomed)

For example; If I have a major related to biology but I want to change to a major related in to English. Will they still look at my English grade to determine whether I get in or not?