Princeton, Minnesota

I am very interested in being an air traffic controller, but I know it is very stressfull and difficult. What jobs could I do to better prepare myself for it, or expose myself to it to see if I even want to do it?

What are the steps to becoming a commercial pilot after graduating high school? How long does it take to become a pilot?

What do electrical engineers specialize in, and what do they normally do in their day-to-day jobs? I know they do signal processing and other things, and their tasks are pretty wide-ranging, so what do they do?

I am interested in engineering fields, specifically industrial, mechanical, or chemical.

What do I have to do to get into law enforcement. Why do I have to do it. When is the police academy hiring what age. How long will it take to get into law enforcement.

I want to build stuff with my own hands and not sit in a chair all day doing work because that is boring. I hope to get a collage degree to get a well paying job, Because then when I retire I will have money to relax

About how many years did it take you to become licensed/have the degrees necessary to become a forensic psychologist? Were you able to join as a forensic psychologist right away, or did you have to join a starter career and work your way up?

I am in 10th grade and I have been looking at possible careers and forensic psychology caught my eye. I want to be involved in law without being a lawyer or constantly in the courtroom. I also find psychology interesting. What is forensic psychology really like? Does it apply to anything I said...

What college did you go to and for how long? Did you do any internships? Do you think becoming a forensic psychologist was worth it, what are the major pros and cons?

Crochet business/art business
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I am interested in computer programming and possibly starting my own business in technology/computing.

I am wondering which job in the architecture/construction industry would pay the most, I enjoy building and planning the building stuff.

How do I know what colleges to look at if I do not know what I want to major in? What should I look for in a college to know if it is right for me?

How much debt do you generally go into after completing your college course and how long does it take to pay off taking into consideration that you then pay for a house/apartment and a car?

I have been really interested in architecture from a young age and I am continuing to look more into this career as an option for my future. I have talked to a couple of architects but I would like to learn more about architecture in general from multiple different people and perspectives.

I already have a small crochet business that I would like to expand, and I am a very artsy person who likes to do good with my work for other people.

I am planning on owning a cafe but I also want to write and have a minor in photography so I was wondering how I could combine them. The tips I got for each individual path was wonderful but I can't seem to fit them together with my goal. It would be nice for some pointers in that department.

I was wondering about some tips about photography as I feel my career choices would intertwine.

what are some things that you would consider to be good in a therapist? what are some traits that make them a good? why?

Im really looking for a way to get a scholarship to my favorite school so far, Empire beauty school.

#Fall22! I would really like to be able to get this scholarship!

I am interested in careers around computer animation, both 3D and 2D. What kind of jobs are there in that field?

Are there any classes I should take during high school if I want to get into software/game development and/or animation?

im interested in technology and stuff relating to that. for example a coder, technology maintenance, etc.

like what do you need to go through and how does it effect everyday living and is it hard to be a physiologist?

Is there any good classes to take in high school if I want to be a graphic designer?

I am a sophomore in High school, and Im interested in going into law in the future. I want to be successful, but I also don't want to be completely absent from my families life, if I choose to have one. I also value having time to myself. Is there a field in law that would allow me to do that?

I am a sophmore in high school and I have a pasion for horses. I have my own horse and I show in hunter/jumper. I have a Thoroughbred and I know there are some classes that you can get money in shows. I am not looking to be a vet, but I do want to work with horses.

I don't know where to go in order to get better at art.

I was wondering because I want most of my degrees and skills to overlap in some way. I want a degree in business management so it would be nice to know what all is in the process of owning a business.