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I am a high school student who is wondering this for a career project. I have started welding in a fabrication shop and hear that an underwater welder's average life is 35-40 years, but they also make good money.

I am a sophomore in high school, and I need some information for a career project, but this is also the career I'd like to pursue after school.

I'm planning to become a cosmetologist after high school and wanna know what challenges people in the field face.

I am a high school student doing a career project about welding. I have started practicing, and I just started work in a fabrication shop. The work is really interesting and exciting. I am looking to further my career in this and want to know all I can.

I want to be an autism specialist and work as a special education teacher, so I was curious of how hard the job is so I can prepare myself in advance.

Is it a bad idea to pursue this is i struggle mentally and emotionally?

I just want to know the difficulty gap between the two things. I've heard a lot from family and friends about how much easier high school was for them and I feel a bit nervous.

As a high school sophomore looking to get into politics, living in an area that generally does not agree my ideology, or at least their perception of it, how do I break in and get a job in this field, or even potentially get elected? Do I even bother trying? Should I turn to one of my other...

I am currently a sophomore who is really interested in getting into politics. I want to know what classes will best prepare me for the world of politics, especially in the hyper-polarized environment we find ourselves in, where neither side can even agree on the facts.

I am considering a career in MRI or X-ray technology. I want to figure out what the job would be like. I want to see if it would be boring or stressful.

If I am planning to become a physical therapist assistant, is it easy to support a family? Are there any other degrees that would increase my income? If there is, would it be worth it to go to school for longer than I need to?

If I want to be a physical therapist assistant, what would the hours look like? What would I be doing during the day? How many people would I be working with daily? What environment would the work place be in?

I'm currently a sophomore in high school, and I'm looking to be a radiologic technologist in my future. I'm not sure what college I want to go to, but I don't know what degree or major I need to pursue.

Being a sophomore in high school, I practice drawing every day to get better. I know that to be a tattoo artist, you need your license in tattooing and an apprenticeship, but the questions I have are: What type of art should be in my portfolio when looking for an apprenticeship? like what do I...

I am a high school student interested in this career. I want to learn more information to confirm this is the path I want to take in my future.

I want to make a strong living for myself and hopefully for a family going into my future. I want to be able to live on my right after high school. I am wondering how I should prepare myself to live up to these expectations while trying to go into this field of work.

What's the average conditions for you guys?

On the different colleges, I am open to ones that are further away, like Columbus for example.

I'm a high school student interested in pursuing a career in the medical field. What tips and helpful information regarding becoming a diagnostic medical sonographer should I know?

I am a sophomore in high school, and I am planning on going into the field of welding. I enjoy doing this kind of work, and I find it interesting and entertaining.

As a sophomore in high school, I've found interest in the tattoo industry. I want to do it when I'm older, but as a side job while I go to college to double major in art and music education/composing. But my question is, would it be hard to do both college and tattooing?

For example, would an apprenticeship help significantly? Or would rewiring vehicles be helpful?

If I want to be an accountant, are there other degrees or programs I could take to make more money? If so, is it worth it to take the extra classes and pay more money to get the degrees?

What is the easiest and most challenging part of being a middle/elementary school teacher? What were the requirements for this job?

If it is time consuming to work and maintain a family, what other jobs would pay well, but allow you to spend more time with your family that would be like an accountant?

Chef, Culinary, cooking, culinary-arts

Do you need to attend college to become one, or can you decide that you want to be one and practice regularly? How would you start down that path?

I am a sophomore, speech and language pathology major at MVNU. I am minoring in psychology and business. I love all things music and nature. When I am not studying, I am outside!

I'm looking to minor in marketing or human resources with a major in finance, and wondering if it may be too much of a workload on myself or not.

I am mainly looking for advice in the biomedical engineering and anything having to do with the process of getting that degree.

Do I need to be saving a bunch of money as a college freshman? I’m worrying I won’t be able to buy a house when i’m older.

Hello, I am currently A dental assistant that specializes in giving care to the ID or IDD (special needs) population that is about to start the EFDA (expanded fundamental dental assistant ) Dental program. Going into this field has already been such an amazing eye-opening experience for me and...

I am a high school senior, planning on going to college in the coming fall.

I am looking to study data science in college starting next fall and have the option to choose a double/ combined major. What are the most useful and/ or beneficial majors to support a career in data science and open up more opportunities?
Thank you! #Spring25

Politics and law always excited me, when I was younger I wanted to be a lawyer, now I'm older and my goal in life is to feel like I've made a difference and been able to touch people through my work, I'm looking for advice from people who do feel like they've done that and what meaningful work...

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Playing volleyball my first year of college

I am going to attend an academically challenging school and I want to build good study habits that I may not have learned in high school.

I’m a college freshmen studying finance at CSCC and had a question about how to get through school.

I love getting involved in as much as possible, whether it is medical-related or just things I enjoy. Sometimes I get worried that I can't balance my hobbies with the rigor of my classes and I hope to get some ideas from others on what they found not only most helpful when applying to PA school...

As a music teacher, there are out-of-school responsibilities, how do you navigate those with you family responsobities

I don't know what to pursue, and I am about to graduate high school. I want a higher paying career, and I am interested in animals and psychology. I also excel in E.L.A, and enjoy it as well. I just don't quite know where I would fit in or what career I should try for/what to major in. I would...

I have used LinkedIn, Indeed, etc. and still haven't found an IT job. I am looking for something part time that doesn't require any certifications or a bachelor's degree. But since I'm in college, these jobs are hard to find.

I always find myself procratinating until last minute. I always get everything completed that I need to but its always a time crunch! Please help

I'm about to go off to Wright State, and I plan on calling around to raise interest in myself and hopefully secure an offer that could help me either during or after college. Is this a good thing to do? How can I go about it?

I'm going to be majoring in film in college but I'm wondering how much I need to learn on my own. College will help me further my education but I know it can't teach me everything. #Spring25

Hello! Grade 12 Highschooler here, currently majoring in social studies 9-12 education (with a focus on history). I have a good idea on my current required courses, but I am interested to know something about the job. What are the current standards in Ohio for historical education? Is there a...

I'm a sophomore in college, and I'm involved in activities both related to my major and not related to my major, such as music.

What is the best way to get summer internships? I am working towards a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography - Climate, Environment, and Society. As well as a minor in Geography - Meteorology and a certificate in GIS. What is the best way to start looking for jobs after completing an...

I am currently 18 years old and a senior in high school. Currently I have enough time to block out everyday applying for multiple scholarship. As a future music major, I know I will be very busy in college. I am not sure I will have enough time to find and complete new scholarships, and I need...