Ohio, USA

What classes should you take in high school to prepare you for a Mental Health Therapist?

I am a high school student looking into becoming a chiropractor. How does each day change? Does this job allow you to be supportive of your family?

I am a high school student looking at becoming a chiropractor in my future. What did you do to help get through the hard time of schooling.

Do you enjoy your job

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Does it ever make you want to quit from the stress?

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Finance, actuary, accountant

Hi-What advice would you give me as an incoming college freshman majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics & Government) in a college in D.C. with a pre-Law track? Perhaps choices/decisions you made as an undergraduate that helped or hindered your path...

What are some good study tips for someone with a loaded schedule? I'm going to be starting college next fall and want to stay ahead with studying.

I am an undergraduate student at The OSU and I sometimes wonder, once I graduate and am no longer a student, what challenges will I face and how will I overcome them? One such challenge, is finding motivation to keep pushing forward even when it might feel that the work one is doing is not...

Specifically for science courses

I find it difficult to navigate school sometimes, as the rest of my family has no idea what I am talking about or doing.

I am interested in majoring in Psychology and Social work and minoring in child studies and youth development.

As someone who is ver courious and is doing a project for my sophomore year, I feel like this would be very helpful.

I am a sophomore in high school who would love to work in the medical field. I absolutely love helping people and I want my job to be adrenaline rushing and different. I want something that's not just a little illness and cough but something where I can really help someone. I know It definitely...

I've already cut elementary teaching out of the picture because I enjoy the more mature conversations and the support you may bring to middle or high school kids but I don't exactly know where to go.

I'm a sophomore in high school. I have no experience but want to be an electrician after high school.

I am a sophomore in high school and would love to learn how to help citizens that get injured and help them with physical therapy so they can heal better.

I am in the 10th grade and would like to know more about this field.

Is working in the phlebotomy field a organized area or are most nurses unorganized?

I am curious what classes i would need to take.

I am a sophomore in high school and am interested in pursuing a job in teaching once I graduate. I plan on being an English teacher or an extra curricular teacher for things such as art or theatre.

What experience do you need?
What majors and degrees?
Is the communication level difficult, or is it easy to talk to others?

I'm a sophomore in high school. I have no experience but I want to be an electrician after high school.

I am a sophomore in high school who knows they want to work in the medical field but not quite sure just what. I'm really interested in being a life flight nurse/dr but I feel like I don't know enough about it to know for sure if it's the path I wanna take.

If you really want to work with blood and drawing it is it worth going through all the nursing?

What does a day in the life of a Real Estate broker look like? How do they start out and what is the average income per year for someone new to the field. Are there any tips you could give to someone starting out? Also what are recommended fields of study for a job like this.?