Patterson, California

Would earning my Associates degree be more helpful in finding better nursing jobs? Being a RN sounds like a great career, and all i would need is an Associates and some experience. could getting my associates open up more technical careers within the healthcare industry to better learn about...

I know most people bring a mini fridge and a microwave to their dorm but what are some other things that most people find essential? #dorm #college #college-bound

As a high school student there are different challenges that I come across, but what are some different ways that I may be able to approach them?
Would you say that some challenges shape the way you are now as a person?

I want to know if I am making smart and worthwhile decisions about my future. #future #scholarships #college-advice #financial-planning #personal-finance

im in 11th grade and i know i have to decide soon but i cant decide on what i want to do and cosmetology is something im interested in but i worry it will be hard to make a good living

I am thinking about majoring in food science and was wondering if there is a high chance that i can get a job with this degree. #science #college-major #food

When I become an EMT, where should i start? a hospital's "In house" ambulance service, a fire department, or an independent ambulance contractor for the local area? what are the benefits to either approach, what's seen as the better choice for beginners?

I will be entering my freshman year at UC Berkeley this fall and am earning a GIAC certification over the summer. My dream has always been to enter cybersecurity and I want to learn how to effectively join the community as a changemaker.

#police #professional #law-enforcement #military

I am a guy that wants to try going for this type of job and wondering if it's going to be a great experience for me

After receiving a bachelor’s degree in marketing or in something related, how can one make themselves stand out from the rest the marketing world?

What are some things that you wish you knew before attending UCLA? How did you adapt to these surprises? What advice would you give to a prospective freshman? If you had known these cons, would it have changed your decision to attend UCLA? How is life after graduating from UCLA? #UCLA...

After completing their transition from high-school to college, many students wish they knew certain things beforehand. While it can be common knowledge to some people, various students have no choice but to learn certain things through experience because they’re first generation students.

How can I be more social?

Since I am a person who wishes to help people that are affected by natural disasters, what are some good places/resources to check out to gain experience in that field?