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I was wondering about this question when I was looking at a subway job application and saw the requirement is a food handling permit.

I'm on the borderline for two of my classes, but I have a chance to get into a more comfortable spot with my next assignments.

What is the best path for a career in computer science? Should I go to college to pursue a computer science major or is it best to start early and find a job related to the career path?

Hello! I'm a high school sophomore interested in computer science and engineering, particularly cybersecurity.
⯌ My favorite operating system to work with is Linux!
⯌Additional advice related to comp-sci careers is welcome!
⯌Thanks!

It provided me with the skills I needed.

Hello my name is Richard, I am currently a second year in college and plan on pursing a degree in Information Systems. I want to get internships, but don't know how or what type of job I should purse in the field of Information Systems.

Hello, I am a college student that has been attending college for nearly a decade without an associate's due to indecisiveness. With 5 years of pharm tech experience and wanting to stay in medical, any suggestions on what to pursue? Preferably within the medical field that's not nursing....

I am a freshman in high school and my dream job is to be an optometrist after witnessing my uncle lose his vision in the span of 3 years. I want to start planning my academic route but would like recommendations for classes. Also what schools give good degrees in biology and are more likely to...

How good do optometrists have to be at writing (essays)?

I am finishing my BA in Nutrition and wondering if private practice is what I’d like to pursue. What does the every day work life balance look like when running your own health coaching business. Any regrets or tips to getting started?

How to know what to major in, because right now im studying business, but im not too sure what im passionate about and to major in college?

I'm interested in joining a medical field but I'm not sure if being a nurse or admin is the way to go.

GE is general education classes, also sometimes called Breadth Classes.

I'm in the UC system.

I am a 4th year mechanical engineering student at CSULB and looking to improve my skills and learn more experiences through internships and work experiences.