Northfield, Massachusetts

I work best in an environment with hands-on, hard-working, and public contracts. What are some jobs that might be the right fit for me?

I am interested in being a hands on worker that I will get to use equipment and I feel like I work best in a environment with people that I know decently, and there is people that I can help out and make them learn better. Is this a good fit for me?

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.

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

What are some good job options. I really value creativity, money, and teamwork. What jobs or career paths align with these values.

I am interested in becoming a union carpenter. I value money, creativity, and teamwork. Will this career path align with my values?

I’m in 11th grade right now but are there any classes I should take prior to college to have a better understanding of these things in college? I’m in a VHS class right now that talks about Psychology of Crime which I’m also very interested in if I just want to focus on psychology more but I’m...

For track and field, Cross country running, Nordic ski, Soccer, and football(Never played, but want to play).

Ive always been interested in a job like criminal justice or marine biology and im interested in getting a good idea of what I would be doing. Ive always been interested in biology and criminal justice sounds like a good, fit job for me.

what types of resources can I be in touch with to learn more? I'm a 17 year old 11th grader who has a dream of being an entrepreneur and want to know where and how to get started towards her dream.

I'm wondering how many people graduate with a degree in Sports Broadcasting/Media and end up not finding a job in the field.

I want to have my own type of business in the future but don't know where to start...

I have been researching colleges I am interested in and they are not clear enough on giving application and admission information and I am just wondering about the basics.

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?