Racine, Wisconsin

What does a welders day to day look like, How much time do you usually spend on one project?

I would like to know how you started off in this line of work, What did you have to go through you to get where you currently are, Was it hard for you to keep advancing.

I want to know if the welding career path has growth opportunities and longevity because I want a career I can continue pursuing for a long time, And what is the usual entry-level welding pay?

I am currently 15 in sophomore what should I do if I want to pursued my career and get in the medical field or med-school i don’t know what kind of nurse I want to be I just want to help others and care for them idk what I should do right now and I want to start everything early and I am...

I'm looking to enter the clinical research field and am questioning what I should major in before I begin a dual enrollment program.

I am always getting distracted.

Beginner writer trying to be a future WGA member. Have some trouble with multiple moving parts during the creative process.

How to you remember all of the things you learned in medical school? What things did you do to remember everything? Are there any tips or tricks that I can use to remember things?

I am 13 and I want to dunk by my fresh man year of high school.

What classes in high school are the best for being interested in going to a four year college to major in elementary education and minor in theater/ acting.

I am a high school freshman, and am always encouraged to do more research into what I want to do once I graduate high school. I have always found International Relations/Affairs and International/Global Studies to be fields I want to venture into, but struggle finding what these people really...

What does an environmental engineer really do on a daily basis? I can’t decide if it’s what I really want to do but I have been considering it. Any advice?

I can see myself doing many things with a chance of creating different method, yet I struggle with sticking to just one. I'm interested in having any lifestyle that's flexible, but how can I it seems that majors only stick to one choice.

I am a nursing student trying to decide if I should get an internship.

I understand that people in these fields need to be proficient in science and critical thinking, as well as curious. Can you tell me more about how these factors are used in your work, if at all? Which of these, if any, would you find most important for your line of work?