Rio Vista, California

Interested in veterinarian technology and/or healthcare services.

How can I make myself stand out during my 2 years of community college and what opportunities can I take that will prepare me for a four year!

I have kind of mediocre grades. (I wouldn't say they are too bad mostly a's and b's a couple c's here and there.) I want to be a teacher and am not sure which colleges will except me. I really want to be a teacher it has been my dream forever, but I don't know if it's achievable now because of...

Honestly ever since I was younger i've always been interested in being a medical assistant or a pediatrician or at least working in the medical field.

I've been wanting to start many things throughout my life such as music, fashion, makeup artist, YouTuber, social media marketing, and more. But I don't know how to do it?

I have worked in design for about 10 years, I'm thinking about taking the google ux certification course or maybe a design boot camp but not sure how I will get real world experience when everyone hiring wants real world experience not volunteer or bootcamp projects.

To get a degree, bachelors degree, a doctorate in your career path to have a good job in something you like and enjoy doing.

how do I become a therapist? What kind of credentials do I need? What is the starting salary? What are the best companies to work for? Where are the best colleges for psychology?

Owning a business is a big dream of mine and want to know more on how I can begin a successful journey, realizing what may happen, as a senior in high school it's the last year and I want to begin my career

What is interior design? What if the whole purpose? Is it easy or hard? Where are some companies that hire interior designers? What do you do in interior designing?

I wanted to know this because it's just a general question that a lot of high schoolers have, but other than doctors, or stem majors I want to know other jobs that pay highly just not talked about as much.

I've been working for 20 years since I graduated from college -- 17 years at a nonprofit research institute and then the last 3 years at a large U.S. bank. My focus has been on identifying, selling/pitching, evaluating and experimenting with innovative ideas in a brought range of areas -- new...

If you’re trying to find the perfect college to go to once you graduate and are going to a bunch of them to try and find one, how do you officially know you want to go to one/how do you know it’ll be right for you?

What should i be focusing on?

I know the medical industry has a good pay in comparison to other occupations of interest, so that is one reason why I’m asking about this. I don’t know much about the field, and I’m curious to know more.