Peaster, TX

I don't know how to find out my interests. I like sports, art, medical things but I need to find out more about my interests.

Im a high school senior, I don't know exactly what I'm looking to do careers wise and am open to new ideas.

What would be additional steps to make towards a career in the field of advertising? Internships while attending college and/or approaching established advertising firms after graduation? Has there been success working with independent or small companies directly?

I am a high school senior who skipped my junior year. I took college classes at my community college during the school year and over the summer allowing me to advance my credits in both high school and towards my degree.

I’ve heard people say over and over again that it’s hard for you to job because I have no experience, but they can’t get experience because I can’t get a job and that’s pretty confusing to me and the profession I wanna go in probably is gonna need experience. It’s being a psychologist so I I’m...

I know you’re talking to people who need help mentally and that is obviously probably pretty taxing but I wanted to know if that could be something I need to consider when seeing if this is the profession that I actually wanna do so far I’m pretty sad on being a psychologist I don’t know if...

I am currently a college junior going into tech soon, software development specifically. Anyone with tips or advice drop it below please and thank you.

I am about to go to university for animal science, and I was wondering if I need to already have an internship, or if I'll be fine starting once I'm at college.

I am in 7th grade, 13 years old, In junior high, I love books, reading, helping children, and I also love animals. I am very artistic and always love to help

I have always felt like a lot of what I am passionate in is not incredibly lucrative. Because of this, I have felt the need to force myself to change my interests to fit a profitable career path. How can one attain a job with financial stability while also making room for their natural passions?

I am looking into the field of Occupational therapy, and have heard many people do internships in college or over their summers to ensure that this is what they want to do. However, I do not want to prioritize this over my paid job if it is not truly beneficial to the college and job readiness...

I am a senior in High School who wants to pursue Pediatric OT. I see a lot of pros about the career but being aware of the cons is also crucial.

As a health information management coordinator, what does a typical work day look like? Also, does the position allow for other career opportunities branching out into other fields? I am a health information management major, so I am curious of the expanded description of the job.

I've always been passionate about health, specifically natural health and that's what made me want to go into the field. I'm just wondering what things I should mentally prepare myself for as I'm on this career path.

pilot is my career choice and I would like to know the job availability in it