Slidell, Texas

"What educational and professional pathways should individuals pursue to become a Crime Scene Investigator, and how does the evolving landscape of forensic technology impact the skills and qualifications required in the field of criminal justice?"

I’m applying to university to major in music education, and I’m looking through course pathways. I’ve heard from many people that the music program is like a five year course stuck into four years.

I would love to take up becoming a lawyer. The reason I would love to be a lawyer because I wanna make money because I wanna be making money to provide for myself and my family.

I'm interested in computer engineering. I'm wondering about other helpful skills to have like communication, problem-solving, etc.

I'm in highschool and still thinking about what I'm going to study but it's difficult to find options related to work with animals. I also would like to know what is required to get that job, please.

I know there are probably not a lot of healthcare jobs for 15-year-olds, but anything related to healthcare, that does not need to be in a hospital or lab setting is okay. Finding job opportunities and volunteer areas to advance in the career I want to do. Thanks.

Eventually, I would like to go to law school to become a corporate lawyer. I am trying to niche down my internships to fit either business or political science.

Looking for both prep tips on the "case" questions, those puzzlers like "How many shaving razors are sold in the U.S. every year," and any personality "fit" questions. If there are any books or web resources, all the better. #interviews #consulting #mckinsey #bain #bcg

I have some experience in Java, Python, HTM/CSS would like to build upon my existing skillset.

What are some MDs in the field that don't require being on call? I want to become a doctor, but don't want to be one that's on call because I know I would not have a steady life.

What is the most important part of your college application? How much does the essay and your extracurriculars really matter if your grades are really good?

How to be successful,what does it take to become a better and successful person what do we need to do or sacrifice what’s the best path to
Take to
Get there

I’ve tried pretty much every scholarship search site (going merry, Fastweb, scholarshippoints, scholarship owl, bold.org, etc) with no luck and I’ve probably applied to at least a couple dozen scholarships with no luck. I applied to and received help from FAFSA but it isn’t enough.

I want to learn international business and learn new skills like affiliate marketing.

Is it to have fun or yell at people on the opposite team?