Richfield, Minnesota

Is there a psycology job where you can just study how the brain works and what causes trauma and things like that instead of counseling people face to face?

I need to know what to do next

I don't want to go very far. Maybe at least in the Dakotas

I really want to do internships to find which jobs I like best. I also want to see if I would want an office job or something that I would be able to have more free will.

For those that don't know what kinesthetic intelligence means:
A person that is very in tune to their body, mostly consists of athletes. It also involves a sense of timing and the perfection of skills through mind–body union

with a bit of consideration, i've thought about running my (in later life) coffee shop as a bar by night, but i don't want people to get too intoxicated, because that may ruin the fun of the night. any ideas?

I'm in high school and now starting to get to the part where researching career paths is becoming important, and am wondering what things I should consider when looking into career paths. Personally, the thing I look for most is what would I enjoy the most. I also look into the money a little...

I am in high school and know I still have a fair amount of time to make a decision about my career path for the future, but is there a specific time I should choose between my two interests? Should I completely focus on 1 of them at some point, or just wait and see what opportunities await in...

is the salary high enough?

Possible future career, want to know more about what it involves.

I am looking into a career in music and I would like to know what the steps are, how long it takes to get into it, and how much money will I make.

Is the job worth it?

I am looking into a career in sports medicine but don't know where to start.

Do you like the hours?

Do you have to work over time?