Northglenn, Colorado

How do i know i picked the right career for myself?

I'm most interested in mechanical, architectural, civil, and aerospace engineering and looking for things near or around Broomfield, Colorado or online. I don't really know where to start to look or what exactly I should be looking for.

How can I know if the career I choose will be the one I stay with for the rest of my life? Can I know if there are any alternative career paths or other options?

I'm very undecided in what I should do in life and I wanna make sure I don't make a mistake with something as important as my future.

Do internships help?

What can I expect from Student Teaching as an Elementary Education Major?

How do I apply for financial aid? I filled out FAFSA but I'm not sure what to do with it.

What should I do, I would like to go into a medical field later in my life along with going into an ivy league school considering that my question is what should my ideal grades for middle and high school be.

How do I start a career at beauty stores without being certified or having experience? How do I do good in job interviews without having any experience?

Would it be good to get a credit card? Do a part time job while being in college?

how can you get better at a task what are the steps to this? How can you build better skills and get better without stressing out and procrastinating?

I mostly need help securing ones related to the field of business and engineering.

I am an interior designer from Thailand, I relocated to the US. I found a lot of jobs that required NCIDQ to apply for the job. And the certificate requests the very USA background to have the test. Do I have to start over in my career in the US?

Due to the high demand of 3D printing, I have seen multiple 3D printing companies gain a lot of attraction and profit from it. But since it is becoming more and more popular, more 3D printing companies are coming out and I feel like if you don’t get into it right now, a lot of entrepreneurs and...

I've used LinkedIn but there seems to not be much out there big or small companies work as long as they accept sophomore highschoolers, and it's remote!