San Diego, California

I am double majoring in Psychology and Music and while Music Therapist sounds great, it is mostly used with populations I am less interested in working with. #counseling-psychology #musicpsychology #psychotherapy

I'll be starting nursing school (hopefully) in about a year from now. I've heard it's incredibly rough and will challenge me in ways I never have been challenged before. During times when you felt hopeless or like you would never make it out alive, what did you do/tell yourself? How did you...

A career that has always fascinated me is that of a luthier (someone who makes stringed instruments) Does anyone know where to start in this sort of field? I'd likely see myself in a factory sort of deal, cutting wood bodies or assembling the guitars. I just don't know where to find my way...

I love helping others and being able to know what classes I can take right now in high school as well as in college would be very beneficial and helpful. #teacher #college-admissions #neonatal #admissions-counseling

I would like to know what I’m getting my self into before I really makes decision

advice, tips, help, specifics, details

I can't decide wether to be a nurse or pediatrician! I'm a junior this year and I'm taking around 4 AP classes this year. #doctor #professors #pediatrican

#police #law-enforcement #criminal-justice

I am asking this because being a doctor sounds like a delightful career, however many individuals are discouraged because of the amount of schooling needed to be taken for this career. #doctoroffice #toolong

I wanna be on the SDSU football team, that's why I am asking this specific question. #coach

I want to be a cardiac surgeon and since I know that more surgeons are men I was just wondering if female cardiac surgeons are highly in demand.
#female #surgeon #demand-generation

Well if I'm going to the NFL, I wanna know what's my pay. #coach

I want to be an Architect, however I wasn't aware that I wanted to do this up until my senior year and so I want other people to find a way to be prepared while there's still time in high school to choose classes. #architecture

#electrician

I have only known and heard of pursuing a nursing degree by going to a college or community college then transferring to a 4 year. However, is there more options rather than the traditional way? #nursing