Willow, Alaska

Hi, I'm wondering what courses to take cause I've been taking quite a number of math, and I don't think I need math in the nursing field, or do I? That's another question.

Hi I'm a senior in high school, and ever since i remember, I wanted to be a nurse. I'm currently in the PLTW BCA program (Biomedical Medical Career).

I'm a highschool senior looking to learn French when I'm a college freshman at the University of Alaska Anchorage.

I'm a highschool senior looking to learn French starting in the fall of 2026 or 2027. I'm an introvert which is the biggest reason I'm not just moving to France- I wouldn't talk!

I'm a highschool senior looking to learn French when I'm a college freshman at the University of Alaska Anchorage.

I am a high school senior, looking to become a career welder. I know the job is messy and tough, but I also know I can handle it. I want to know, what is the toughest thing I'll have to prepare myself for? #fall25

I am a high school senior, trying to become a career welder. How can I study the related materials in my free time, being so swamped by school, work, and daily responsibilities? #fall25

I just wonder if there are any specific courses / opportunities I should pursue in order to further increase my changes / ability to teach as a professor. I want to teach something along the lines of English. #Fall25

Do you have imposture syndrome?How do you overcoming imposture syndrome in your field of work? Does imposture syndrome stop you from moving forward and achieving goals?

Was it something you learned in a class/school or first hand actually teaching? And how did you get through it?

I'm in college getting a BA in Dental Hygiene. I have some experience from a Dental class that I took in high school. I want to know what all there is to know about the field. The mental, physical struggles. Google does provide information, but that's from a search engine and not from a known...

How to communicate effectively?

How can I make money online with my phone?

How can i have a degree?

As someone who is looking to advance my career in office administration, I wanted to know the main steps to take to achieve my goal in working in an office.

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...

What are the hazarders in waste water management?
What are the average hours worked per week?
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?

When you were new while attending medical school for the career of nursing assistant, what are the best ways for you to regulate your bottled emotions after the day is over? I am assuming it can be taxing both mentally and physically over time, but I am rather interested in how you found ways...

Within the nursing community, what are three things that people who work within this profession does not talk about enough to newly high school graduates and or fresh college students who look forward to applying their dedicated time within this vast career. Be as it may, about how to motivate...

how can i make a lot of money

I am a student at job corps looking to conduct an informational interview to get more insight on the welding career industry and what to expect and look forwards to in my career.

I'm a firm believer that it's highly important to only chase a career that will ultimately teach you important things throughout and in the end. I do not want to spend my life miserable and not being of use to myself or anyone else in a positive way. What has the medical field taught you? I'm...

What helps you with not reaching a point of thinking you know everything? I find myself getting to a point of knowledge where I feel I don't need to obtain anymore; what helps with understanding there's a never-ending loop of learning?

Was the process worth where you're at now? I'm head strong at the fact that I'd never want to spend my life doing a career that didn't teach me anything or benefit my life in some way.

Was the process worth where you're at now? I'm head strong at the fact that I'd never want to spend my life doing a career that didn't teach me anything or benefit my life in some way.

Is it difficult for people to get work who just got out of the required courses for this job? What effective strategies are there that I could help to get a position in this field of work? Would being in a union at first and then self-employing work best?

What are typical trouble-shoots during a job? How does talking with a client go?
Tools typically needed on a job. Any useful tips for this field.

What position did you start in before reaching Construction Managers?

Is there a likelihood of this ever happening

What is the best way to learn everything on the construction trade? How to manage the hours and wages of said job? Why are the benefits the best thing to look for in a job?

What advice or steps can I take when I experience some setback in my career.

Is going to college strenous?

I am making a decision, and I can not decide if I have to be an Electrician Apprentice or learn with Protective Services. These two choices may seem good, but I do not know much about Protective Services. What should I know about Protective Services from a learning perspective, into a Career...

Ok so I have a few questions: What are some horse careers/jobs that aren’t as well known? What colleges have an emphasis on horsemanship and not just competing/riding? What equine degree is the most general to any horse job (in case I wanna explore different aspects)? Is it okay to go to a...

I feel like when I google certain information, I do not know if it is accurate. I know nothing about apprenticeship details except for the fact that we learn in person.

I have been trying to build my career, and I am considering being in debt to obtain a bachelor's Degree to achieve my goals. I want to be ambitious and associate to build amazing places instead of drains or roads. 1. what is the job like? 2. how did you get into the position? 3. what are the...

On one personality test, I got 'Building 100', and, I got 'Artistic' (Creative) as my main personality. I also got:
1. Thinking: 48
2. Creating: 29
3. Helping: 25
4. Persuading: 57
5. Organizing: 39

1. Conventional:
--Organizer
2. Realistic:
--Doer

How much do these tests affect you?