Wasilla, Alaska

career, career-choice

One thing I'm not looking forward to is knowing the possibility of getting seriously injured and getting severely hurt, but that's the risk I'm willing to take with learning culinary arts

I somewhat know about health related issues/health inspections with food safety but I don't know everything so I hope I learn more than I already know

I never graduated in high school but I'm trying to work on that, but my favorite classes in high school were math, and science so I hope I'm able to apply that to certain measurements in culinary arts

what should i do to get money

The school I want to go too, ( Northern Arizona University) has a 2 year dental program. I have asked this question before and the most common answer was to major in biology and then do medical school after. Do I just do the dental program while attending the college, or do I major in biology...

where do i get a good answer about career?

I'm 14 and I'm confused

I'm looking into becoming a dentist after college, but I'm not sure what major during college is best. Google has given me a bunch of mixed reviews and lots of different answers. Do any dentists have any advice?

I'm a high school student looking into becoming a psychiatrist, but I am looking forward to starting a family in my mid 20's. What do the work hours look like? Would I be spending a lot of time at work, or is it pretty well distributed? If you are a psychiatrist with a family at home, how do...

Greetings and salutations, My name is Brenden. I'm a High school Graduate, looking to get into Homeland Security and Policing. I'm trying to prepare for my career, by looking for guidance or advice when getting into this field of work. I've always been interested in aiding and protecting...

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What is your favorite part for this job?

I am a student, and I am interested in knowing more about the career. Even though I am currently reading and researching all about this online, through documents, websites, books, and etc. I would really like to know more about what I am dedicating my time to from a person with first-hand...

What is the most important information while working as a nurse anesthetist? As vague as it may sound, I am a student, and I merely want to learn more about the course of this job I am looking forward to setting this as my ultimate career goal and I am still learning what it is like working...

Within each individual, in your honest opinion, what is something that you are proud to see from newcomers that are eager to learn more in depth with knowledge that the career you are currently in and how would you encourage to see it more often as it would improve todays working society?