Salisbury, North Carolina

I am currently a Sophomore in high school and I am applying to do Dual-Enrollment online during my Junior and Senior year with a community college called Forsyth Tech. In order to apply I have to choose a pathway with certain classes and that is where I'm struggling. I'm given the choice...

Gain Experience: Look for opportunities to gain practical experience working with children. Volunteer at local schools, assist in after-school programs, or become a tutor. This will give you a chance to interact with students and understand the dynamics of a classroom environment. Develop...

I am a tenth grader in high school in the North Carolina school system, and all my classes are a grade above my age level

I have had trouble with homework related assingment so this question is very helpful to me.

Is it true that you get tased and pepper sprayed in the police academy? What if you have no prior knowledge on how to use a firearm, will they teach you?

How much do they make monthly, and what are some benefits?

I am very interested in the Police/K-9 Force, Is the police academy hard? Do you have to be physically or mentally prepared? What does an average day look like for a K-9 Officer? Do you have to memorise the codes the radio?

What kind of jobs can I get with an astronomy degree? Is that something that pays really well or are there very few opportunities? Are there any kinds of internships I could take part in?

I am an aspiring college student-athlete and nursing has always seemed like the perfect job. However I’m trying to figure out if nursing is the right career path for me.

I would like to do something in I T

I want to live in another country a I want to find cheap study abroad programs

I recently graduated and got my bachelors in psych, but i feel like finding a job in this field with this degree is a little difficult. I am open to anything except working with children. Can someone recommend something or give me advice? I don't like the feeling that im wasting my life away...

How to determine what you should major in.

I don't have a lot of experience in my given field, but I am very inquisitive and a quick learner of all things. Unfortunately, neither of those has helped me get a job in data science (current field) or graphic communications (previous field)

Advice on the best career choices?