Vernonia, Oregon

I've always enjoyed and excelled at math and science but I've also always loved art, are there any careers that have just the right amount of both as well as pay a living wage?

I am finishing up a healthcare administration degree, and need only to complete an internship before I graduate. I'm having a difficult time finding one, and am not sure where I can look to have better success.

I have found myself going back and forth and changing my mind constantly. I have a few ideas. What factors should I consider while making this decision?

What is a good career path in 2023. Currently I am a sophomore in Oregon. I am interested in mathematics. I am also interested in going to collage, but I am not sure what to study.

I am struggling to find my true passion as i have a lot of different aspirations and passions but i simply cant choose. There are so many jobs in the world and i wanna be able to discover the best option for myself but I'm unsure how to find it, any suggestions on choosing the right career...

i’m going into 10th grade and i love animals but i also love the type of work you see on criminal minds

I don't like people but I want to study psychology

Is it worth it to go through school to become a teacher, or does the pay not make up for the money you spent on schooling? I want to become a teacher but i’m not sure if it’s worth it or not.

I want to be a designer idc if I design houses or clothing I want to create my own business when I’m out of school but idk how people that create businesses make people notice them so I was wondering how the do it?

I really want to be a biotechnician, but as someone who comes from a lower class family and is assigned female at birth, i dont know how attainable it will be for me.

I am a senior curious about the radiology field. I hope you can answer some of my questions :)

I am starting my senior year of high school in the fall and I've been thinking about what I want to do in the future. I really love film and I've been interested in becoming a director or cinematographer, however, I've been told that they aren't practical enough. The alternative is...

In school it gets really overwhelming and stressful and the teachers and peers just keep talking making me even more stressed and i don't know anything to help my stress when i cant get out of the class.

I like seamanship but I am not a fan of large bodies of water.

When starting the Seamanship career, what is the dress code?

When starting the Seamanship career, what is the employee and manager relationships like?

When starting the Seamanship career, how is the living enviroment?