Pell City, Alabama

I've researched it and the internet says no but the people I talk to are giving me mixed messages. I don't know who to trust on this.

I want to work with children/youth as a future career. But I'm scared that I want find job right after finishing my studies. I am thinking of Child Psychologist right now. Do anyone have any advice for me?

I would like to know of some great shows (preferably on Netflix) that I could watch to improve my comprehension of Spanish and my fluency.

#college, #Spanish, #learning

I initially wanted to take integrated medicine but they will not transfer my credits from a previous college. So I am attending GCU of which transferred 44 credits. #Sociology is the closest thing at that college that will enable me to help people in a better way.

Okay, we had a four-year planning period for high school and I was wondering what other steps would be good to take for the future. Our school has a teaching and education academy, along with internship in senior year if we stick with that career path, but I feel like when I get there, I might...

Is computer science worth it with ai taking over

What should I know about being a woman in a #stem field, specifically in engineering and environmental fields, as a student interested in those fields?

i want to become like a kindergarten teacher or a pre school teacher, but i just don't know what school i want to go to. All i know is i want to go to one of the best, and i want some advice.
#teacher #school #college

I want to become a SPED teacher but cannot decide how. #teaching #teaching #teaching #teaching

I love acting, but I also have a big interest in filmmaking. What I'm wondering is if I pursue filmmaking, will that ever put me in a position to act? Or is it just one or the other? I know both are a hard place to get into, and I wouldn't mind some advice for that as well. #acting...

What are the best ways to study? How do you memorize things efficiently? Best way to prepare for a exam/test/quiz? How can you retain what you’re learning, remember it? #studying #exam #help #scared #learning #remembering #studying-tips #learning

My college has a great journalism major, but I'm not sure yet if I want to stick with journalism as my career path. I know I want to do something writing-related, but that could include newspapers, magazines, scripts, blogging, publishing, editing, even copyediting is something I'm interested...

My area does not have a whole lot of additional opportunities to learn about the medical field and prepare for a career in it(other than high school biology/anatomy classes). I was wondering what things i should do to prepare for college and a career in this field.

how many hours i have to reading to be good in math?

I want to stay instate to save money but the colleges are not as highly valued as the larger colleges out of state that I would like to get my degree from.