Salem, Wisconsin

I’m leaning toward MD/PhD, but I want to explore career paths of an M.D. vs a Ph.D. vs MD/PhD, and want to experience parts of all before choosing.

Are there specific scholarships or financial aid options available for non-traditional students like myself who might have additional financial responsibilities?

Im a sophomore and was wondering what this job would entail and what kind of education I would need to get this job.

what would help me plan and what classes in highschool should i take if i want to go to collage for early childhood education? i would really want to boost myself up as much as i can!

I am interested in trading stocks. How do you start working for companies or wall street to trade stock?

What education do we need or, do we need any at all?

I don't have any microphones or anything to start recording.

I play guitar and when I get home I play for a hour and a couple of times during the day.

Some examples lead to watching videos, having a mentor or if family member or friend or relative you can ask for advice if they have a career in the business world.

how do i become a venture capitalist?

Advice for making music.

The reason I'm asking that is because I'm really good at doing inventory a my jobsite and I was wondering if you guys know any job places that need hiring for inventory

I have a two interviews tomorrow for a retail store and I’ve been preparing with practice questions to make sure I’m ready to answer any question asked. Though I’ve gotten a bit stomped at the questions “tell me about yourself”. I don’t want to sound super generic and talk about schoolwork, I...

Hi, I’m currently a junior who is planning on applying to direct-nursing schools. I was wondering what would look best on my applications and help me stand out. I’m taking classes leaning towards the medical field like: medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, ap biology, and CNA. I’ve also...

I was curious about career growth in this field and saw that there was a position that could advance you to a lead radiation therapist. What duties does this entail? Are there any requirements besides experience such as further education? Thank you! #Spring24

I’m a senior in high school who is going to graduate soon and I was trying to see if there was any way to shadow radiation therapists so I could get a good idea of what it’s like in real life. However, I haven’t seen many opportunities posted. Any tips?

The reason I’m wondering this is because I wanted to become a Speech Language Pathologist and I wanted to know what it takes in order to become one. I want to know what types of schools and Subjects I need to do in order to become one?

The reason I’m asking that is because I have a practice Mock Interview in my school in May and I want to know what websites I can use so I can begin practicing and earn a good score in my Mock Interview

The reason I’m asking that is because I’m done with high school and I want to know the reason of why is it important to go to college after high school.

The reason I’m asking that question is because I want to take a massage therapist class at Harper and I was wondering if there are any requirements for me to take in order to get my degree

I'm trying to become a nurse with a BSN. Does anyone know if being in foster care in Illinois qualifies you for free tuition in order to get a bachelor's degree?

I’m young and want a job

I’m young and want to know why

How rigorous can the schooling required to be a veterinarian be expected to be? Realistically, what are the chances of making it through that schooling? Any advice for how to successfully go through almost a decade of school?

Hi, I'm a high school students interested in the medical field and I was wondering what are the various daily aspects included in radiation therapy? For instance, what skills do you use the most (applied mathematics and sciences)? Is the job emotionally taxing? What does daily life look like?

As a middle school student, I have been wanting to become a neurosurgeon for a long time. It is a strong desire of mine to help others. I am taking as many classes related to this career as I can once I get to high school, but I don't know what else I can do.

I'm a fairly busy person, but I really enjoy my free time and I am not the best at organizing my time. My schedule proves it greatly.

So far I have learned that it's pretty difficult to keep up with the client's budget and desires, I would like to know what other difficulties architects face.

I'm not much of a competitive person and would rather avoid that stuff, but people say it's a very competitive field. This scares me since it's one of my biggest dreams.

If so what abilities do you apply to your job? If not what abilities do you use
?