Rolling Meadows, Illinois

I have an interest in sciences like biology and psychology and math is one of my favorite subjects, but I'm not sure if I want to go with this as my future path.

I am starting college in the fall and i'm staying on campus but I don't have enough for room and board.

I'm asking as a 10th grade bond student from Chicago, Illinois interested in these programs. My counselor suggested I take classes at community colleges next summer instead of next school year, however I'm not sure which to do or if I should choose both. Thanks!

How do I prepare to take the CPA exam while also studying for my Master's in Accounting?

How do I figure out what to do for my college majors?

im 23 in high school what can I do to help myself

What is the best way to know a career or job is for you?

Also, how should I choose my major in college? Does it matter that I attend an Ivy league or prestigious university for undergrad? Do I need to like and/or be good at high school science to be good or enjoy Family Medicine as a career?

What are some skills students looking to pursue investment banking should practice and learn? What are some skills/topics students pursuing finance and accounting should learn about? Are there resources or books or anything else where I can learn concepts in finance and accounting and even...

Junior currently

what would it take for a head chef to get their own restaurant and to transition into their own company

I am a junior in high school.
I would prefer not to go into education.
I don't know whether to focus on English or Psychology and I'm worried that if I choose to focus on the wrong one, it will all go downhill.

Currently a junior in high school
Very interested in studying psychology at University

why should i be a better fit

I am in the CYSC program and I would like to have more information on where I should look when I am applying for new jobs. What search engines do you use?

I wanna know how long will it take to get into this field.

I asked this question because I want to get into this field.

I wanna know if I need a diploma to get into it ? Will it be beneficial for my education and my future ?

To understand the company's values, management, leadership styles, and the approach in which they take to solve challenges and treating their employees in that particular occupation.

My goal is to gain a better understanding of what other people think about an industry before I choose a career

I asked this question because i'm interested in this job and want to know what you like about it.

I asked this question because I am interested in this career and I wonder what are the downsides so I know what to expect.

I asked this question because I want to know if there are any benefits of being a chef and if there are what they are so I can decide if I want to become a personal chef or not.

401 K, Health Insurance, Paid Holidays, Paid Medical leave, Paid Sick Leave, Dental Insurance, Life Insurance, Identity Protection, financial resources, Financial Hardship Programs, Flexible Scheduling, Disability Insurance

What training did you go through to become the chef you are today and how did you go about it. Was it mostly over the years moving up in the job or was it more education and training in a classroom like setting.

What made you want to become a chef working in a restaurant. Did you decide to do it for the love of food or for a deeper meaning.

What part of being a chef brings the most joy is it the art of making the meal for an individual or is it a much larger aspect.

i'm asking this question because i want to to know if its enough to live off of.

I asked this question because i want to know if its something i would enjoy

I'm asking because i wanna make sure this is a right fit for me and so i make the right decision.

I was wondering if i need a specific type of license for any machine?

How will this career help me pursue my long life term goals?
What can I do to help myself grow more in the medical field?
How will this career benefit me ?

What do you like most about being a Nurse Practitioner?

What would be a typical day in the work force as a Nurse Practitioner?

What kind of classes would I have to take to become a Nurse Practitioner?

I was wondering because I would love to do more research on concrete-masonry ?

What type of work environment do you have to deal with?

What is the average salary in this career?

When you start your career how does the day typically start?

I am currently in the process of studying to be a security guard and I want to know what will I have to do when a problem occur and how to resolve them, along with what steps do I have to take afterwards.

What part of the process of being in Security or the Military do you enjoy most? And how well does it reflect into your normal day to day life and what skills can you pick up from it that you don't already have?

What do you like most/least about this career

I'm interested in the career of cement masonry. So, I was wondering what was the lowest to the highest salary. How much can I make weekly or monthly in this industry ?

How often do soldiers get sent to the field? i wanna know if I'll get to see any real action or will they only Have me train until they truly need me on the battlefield.

What type of security job or military job allows you to work a desk job or be inside of an office? And what is the entry point of education I need to enter into that field of work?

I'd like to know what would be a good desk job since I'll be doing an office administration class and i would like some pointers to a good start to a desk job since i don't know where to look yet. Also if i were to go to work at a police station are there any potions that require being at a desk?

I want some good tips on how i should prepare for the military since i'm planning on becoming a green beret. i already know i should show up in good shape since there training is very intense but i also wanna know what else i should expect and what would be good tips to get through it all.

I have a degree in Neuroscience and a job history in the medical field (mostly administrative). I am really trying to shift gears into data analytics, but even entry-level positions require some experience. I have taken courses to build technical skills however most employers don't understand...

I'm thinking about taking this job up and I would love to know more about it.

I would really like to know this question.It would help a lot.