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I'm interested in becoming a pathologists' assistant but I wanted to get some insight into what the career is like. What are the hours and working conditions? What are the drawbacks? What advice would you give to someone looking into this career?

I'm a senior in high school and nursing has been one of my top options as a future career. I have a passion for helping people, but if I did become a nurse, I would only want to be in the NICU or with children. If you receive a nursing job do you get to pick what branch you work in?

I am a senior in high school and speech pathology has caught my interest as a career option. I believe I have a passion for helping people, but getting a Master's Degree is making me reluctant to get into speech pathology since I want a family in the future. Can you be a speech pathologist with...

I really like art and wanna put part of it into my future but I don't know whether I would make it my main job or not.

I am a senior in high school and I enjoy sports and performing arts but I also enjoy working with children and helping people in general. My career goal is to go into the physical or occupational therapy field and run my own practice. I also want to graduate debt-free.

I want to become a lawyer and i know that you have to complete the LSAT which requires a lot of critical thinking and reasoning. I am very good at critical thinking, but up against the LSAT I am not sure how difficult it will be.

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I want to go to collage and major in psychology but I don't know if should go straight to making my own company or work for another to get the feel of it first.

I am a 18 year old female with a high school degree and some college credit. I am currently in college as business undecided but only taking a few courses. I am failing two of them because I can't stick to one system (binder or notebook, pen or pencil?). A lot of excuses. My parents have a...

I am in eighth grade currently. What classes should I take in high school to prepare me for a career in forensics? More specifically, what APs (what classes should I prioritize, etc).

Im a sophomore and I need some help on what classes to take and what to expect and what all extra things can I do to up my chances of people a psychologist or forensic or criminologist.

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I’m finishing a business degree after many years of professional experience and looking to move from frontline support into more strategic, process-driven roles. I’m interested in how others have successfully reframed their experience for this type of transition.

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I am interested in working for the United States government specifically in a cybersecurity position, and I am curious about what that entails day to day. For example, do you do different tasks each day? Do you need to keep those tasks classified? Does your job require deployment as a civilian?

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What advice would you give to a young adult starting college, about lessons learned and what you wish you would have known? If entering into the veterinary field what is something you have learned on the job that you wish you would have gained more experience with during college?

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Hi, I'm a high school senior planning on majoring in mechanical engineering next year. What qualifications do businesses looking for mechanical engineers emphasize or look for when conducting a job search?

I am a high school senior and I am planning on majoring in biology, but the more I think about it the more I don't think I am going to enjoy it. I am just worried that I am going to make the wrong decision and end up wasting time and money trying to figure it out

I have gone through many of what I would consider to be the basic humanities classes and now I am not quite sure what type or types of classes would be the most beneficial to finish with.

My goal is to become a detective for the police department or the federal bureau of investigations.

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I am planning on becoming a biology major in Ohio and I'm looking for scholarships to apply to. I have a 3.9 GPA and some of my hobbies are music and research.

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