Saint Paul, Minnesota

I have been in kind of a writers block and I feel like all my short stories kinda repeat and I feel like they get boring. I want to be a writer and make short stories.

Is there anything specific I need to know about this field?

I want to maybe go into something forensics but I want to know the details about college.

I just wanted to know what I am supposed to learn and how ling this website has been running out of curiosity

I'm a high school sophomore planning to take concurrent-enrollment classes with local colleges. I'm on track to get an Associate's degree, but how would that affect college applications?

When writer's block hits, what do you do to combat that? I find that oftentimes when I am writing, I'll run out of ideas for my story, abandon it, and start something new, only for the cycle to begin all over again.

I am very interested in being an air traffic controller, but I know it is very stressfull and difficult. What jobs could I do to better prepare myself for it, or expose myself to it to see if I even want to do it?

What do electrical engineers specialize in, and what do they normally do in their day-to-day jobs? I know they do signal processing and other things, and their tasks are pretty wide-ranging, so what do they do?

I am interested in engineering fields, specifically industrial, mechanical, or chemical.

What do I have to do to get into law enforcement. Why do I have to do it. When is the police academy hiring what age. How long will it take to get into law enforcement.

I want to build stuff with my own hands and not sit in a chair all day doing work because that is boring. I hope to get a collage degree to get a well paying job, Because then when I retire I will have money to relax

Hello everyone. I would love to work with animals for my career. But I don't understand if I should go for Animal Science or Zoology. Or both? I don't want to be a vet necessarily. I would love to be a zookeeper overall, but I am not sure what major I should do. I appreciate any help you can...

About how many years did it take you to become licensed/have the degrees necessary to become a forensic psychologist? Were you able to join as a forensic psychologist right away, or did you have to join a starter career and work your way up?

I am in 10th grade and I have been looking at possible careers and forensic psychology caught my eye. I want to be involved in law without being a lawyer or constantly in the courtroom. I also find psychology interesting. What is forensic psychology really like? Does it apply to anything I said...

What college did you go to and for how long? Did you do any internships? Do you think becoming a forensic psychologist was worth it, what are the major pros and cons?