South Carolina, USA

I'm in the 12th grade and about to graduate. I'm looking to gain experience.

I plan on going to college for certifications and would like to know if it is worth going through the schooling rather then doing veterinary technician.

Like is it moderately difficult to just search for a job, or does the difficulty come from getting the job itself. I just want to plan ahead and I feel like this is the question that does it.

How do I choose a career path that fits me?

Where do i find internship?

I am 100% wanting to go to college but do to test anxiety my grades aren’t so amazing making my Gpa not the best either so with that would a 2 yr tech college be better to apply to instead of a 4 yr university?

I plan on becoming a medical scientist (or biomedical). I've taken honors biology and honors chemistry and science is my best subject. I plan on majoring in bio.

9th grade, took honors bio and chem, eventually biology major

My dream job is to repair technology, What things should i do and learn to help land a job like this?

Getting a job, having better grades, starting my own job, helping out, good collages, staying out of trouble, most common job requirements

I’m planning on being a chef

How to become a successful dancer or choreographer for famous celebrities or how to fight for criminal-justice going around in the world and streets.

I struggle in school and want to better can this help?

I’m a rising senior and I’m going to start college applications soon. What can I do as a senior to maximize my admissions chances?

To focus on treating patients with abnormal phycological disorders (schizophrenia, DID, etc.), should I seek a PhD in Psychology or apply for medical school with a BS in Psychology?