Webster, Texas

I am a high school student who loves science and sometimes math. I am an athlete, musician, in stem courses, stem clubs, debate, and much more. I am very indecisive of my career choices, so I want to know how much I can excel in the careers paths I am interested in.

I am a high school student, who plays an instrument, is an athlete, and takes stem and biology-based classes. I want to go toward the stem and bio fields, but I am unsure.

I have had trouble for some time going back and forth between career paths and was wondering how others figured it out

Right now, I am a gymnast and I'm interested in some type of sports medicin. I'm considering jobs like athletic trainer, physical therapist, and sports nutritionist.

I mean I've know what I want to do for a long time but recently i have jumped from career to career and now i feel like i'm lost. I just thought it was because i wasn't trying hard enough but now i feel like i'm losing interest in all of my safe options.

I don't know how you would prepare yourself every day for this job. I also need to ask, how do you handle the mourning family and all of the pressure put on you by law enforcement, the public, and especially the family and friends of the victim?

please answer quickly as possible.

I am a freshman in high school, I want to be an orthodontist when I grow up, and I want to know the process.

Thanks

I and a senior in high school and my teachers have not been very helpful in answering this question.

Only means of transport I have is a bike. I live 1 mile into a neighborhood and an additional mile anywhere else. Everywhere doesn't seem to be hiring and online work I have trouble figuring out.

Im not really sure what to do after if i was to go to college i dont have a career in mind

Is being a chef something that you will get tried of doing it or something that you get mad at doing. Is being a chef hard to do.

What was your best strategy for college applications from your experience?

What would be the best idea to do after high school

I heard about college credits from community colleges that people can transfer over to a 4 year college to save money in the long run. I'm not really sure if I want to attend a 4 year college but would it be good to have transferrable credits just in case I make the decision to attend a 4 year...