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I am interested in learning about this topic because I want to become a lawyer. I am in the 10th grade. Two skills that I have in common with criminal law is investigation and negotiation. If I haven't, I will learn the skills that are provided in order to become a criminal lawyer.

I have recently been considering studying to become an electrical engineer. I was wondering what the career would consist of and what skills I would need to pursue a position in the field.

I'm a Senior and high school looking to go down the path of becoming a Nurse Practitioner.

My gpa is a 3.5 and I haven’t taken my SAT test yet, but I do not have high hopes for the score.

As of right now, it seems that I will be getting my gen eds at a technical college and transfer to complete my bachelors for the last two years. How was your experience as a transfer student?

I'm interested in becoming a child life specialist, and I want to know from someone who has experience in this field. How do you have a good work/life balance and prevent burnout? If you could do anything different what would you do?

What does a typical day look like in cement masonry?

What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with?

How difficult is it for recent graduates of a college or job training program to get hired for this job in the region – not difficult, somewhat difficult, or very difficult and why?

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Scholarship for high school seniors 2025

I am a high school student and I was wondering if I could go to a pre law program in a collage during the summer if so how can I do that?

what do i need to do to get my business started

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I have a 70 on my ASVAB, but I’ve always wanted to try for the infantry, everybody is urging me not to, but I couldn’t see myself doing anything but a combat job. I also don’t know if the airforce would suit me better. I need advice. How do I go about choosing the right job for me? Or what...

How long does it take to get a degree in nursing?

Praxis Core Combined Test (Math, Writing, Reading)

I researched what are the requirements needed to do good on the Bar Exam. My sources say 78.8% of people who passed the exam had a degree in psychology. I want to know why.

What should I start doing in middle school (8th grade) if I want to become an anesthesiologist? What high-school credits are essential? I already have algebra 1, geometry, and English 1.

I think i should just focus on what i am going to do in college and ace everything.

I'm trying to find internships to apply for but I'm unsure where to start.

How did you get your business up and running? What I mean is: who was there to help you start your business? How do I find why I want to start a business, like what was my inspiration? Or what's the hardest thing about being self-employed? How can I build clientele if I don't have any? What...

I'm a junior in high school and I'm thinking of going into Early Childhood for my college major, but I'm not sure what college to choose that has the best early childhood program.

Do you like the advancement of technology so far? What do you think some pros and cons are when it comes to communication via technology?

I understand that complex problem-solving and critical thinking skills are pretty much essential when it comes to any IT field. Are their any skills that I may not have considered or that you think are underappreciated in your field? What would you consider your top 3 skills of this trade?

I understand that you need to at least have a bachelor's degree for the most part to fill this role, but I'm curious about how you went about furthering your career from the ground up to the career. Did you take another entry level job? Because I understand that a lot of companies require their...

I understand that information security analysts are responsible for preventing cyber-attacks for companies and organizations. I would just like to know the details of your average day at work.

When someone asks you to tell me about yourself, how should i answer?

I am currently conducting a research paper for my English class on our future careers. I plan to go to school to become an orthodontist. So this would give me a glimpse into the dental and orthodontics world. To assure me if this is the job career I really want to go to school to pursue.

I am an Undergraduate Biology major who is fueled towards a career in the medical field. I have always had a passion for this area of study, but I think that I lack the knowledge that I need. My question is; How tedious was the process for landing a career within the medical field like a...

I know how long an associate's degree and bachelor's degree takes but what about any other certifications or prerequisites are there that i can obtain? How long do they take, any what do I need to do before hand to get them done?

What choices are ahead of me that I don't know about yet? What is the best options i can take advantage of? How can i make the most of my time?