Simsbury, Connecticut

I am in school and I work, but I still want to improve more.

I'm currently 17 and I'm a senior in high school, but I'm finding it difficult to pick a career choice mostly because after I invest money into that career what if I decide 2 months in, that's it's not for me. Then what do I do? How do I make sure that I pick a career choice that goes with me,...

I am a Senior graduating High School this year and aspire to be a Physical- Education teacher. I am new to the process and want to know the best way to do it. Thank you! #Fall22

How will I know if secondary or elementary education is right for me? I know I want to teach special education I just don't know what age group I want to teach.

How can you find your goals in life if you're struggling with what career path you wanna go down?

How are college and the top one percent related? Do you have to obtain a good education to make lots of money?

I am a senior at Amherst Regional High School and am intested in studying chemistry in college. Outside of school, I ride horses, sing and dance.

Interested in being in the medical field but still deciding in between Physician Assistant or being a doctor

Interested in being in the medical field but not sure which path to head towards. Second guess myself if I can actually make my plans of being in the medical field come true.

What classes are required for biomedical engineering in college that I can take in High school?

This is for studying and for exams and questions.

I'm a junior about to be senior in high school and my ideas for a career has changed multiple times. Im now interested in psychology but I have no idea where to start. Id like to stay near New England so any recommendations would be great. Thanks!

Just wondering if this would be possible- I understand it might vary on the school.

I am at such a loss at the moment. I'm not exactly sure what I want to pursue. My top two options at the moment are nurse anesthetist and pediatrician. I understand that there is a huge gap between the two, but I really want to look into whats the most practical. Commit to Med school?- or earn...

I plan on going to a safety school because it offers the courses I need, and it's financially more practical. Although it's not highly renowned I feel like that won't matter as much when I apply to grad school (medicine). I've been told that the college you go to doesn't affect your chances of...