Zimmerman, Minnesota

I'm super interested in psychology and how the human brain works. Mental health is really interesting and important to me, too. I'm looking into pursuing a career relating to that sort of thing, but financial stability is very important to me.

what are the differences if they are not the same thing?

I've seen some people say that a degree in psychology can be useful in business, too. What other kinds of jobs could you use the degree in that most people might not think of?

I might be interested in becoming a psychologist but if the salary is small enough that I would be struggling financially I might look in a different area of mental health or psychology for a career

I'm interested in mental health and how the human brain works and would like to pursue a career related to those things

What are the skills required?

Different types of classes that would benefit me in the future and help me get to be a registered nurse faster.

I'm Han and I'm in 9th grade, I'm looking to pursue an art career.

i want to be a doctor but my biggest fear is that medical school will be too much for me to handle

I’ve always wanted to be one, and I don’t know where to start!

What did you write your college essay about? Do you have recommendations for me?

Artists are not in high demand like doctors are and so it may be very hard for those people to find jobs.

While you are in college, you are following every recommendation, but have you considered your plans for after you graduate? What are you majoring in and what are your future plans?

What steps should I take as an undergrad majoring in psychology to get into a doctoral program? I'm currently a senior looking at becoming a counselor.

I am currently an H1-B holder as a dependent on my dad. I am also going into my junior year of high school. So I was wondering if it is possible to get scholarships as many of the people I have talked to recently have told me it is nearly impossible to get scholarships on a dependent visa.

I want to go to college but I don't know what to major in.

I have an interest in employment law, but do not want to be a full fledged lawyer.

How do you keep yourself motivated to continue the career you’ve chosen? Also how do you maintain being happy with that career if you’ve done it for so many years.

how do i get into a good college?

Where can I get the best training in becoming an engineer?

Accepted a sales and trading internship and I am interested in investment management/ portfolio management long-term. Does S&T set you up well to jump to the buy side? I partially accepted the internship because I thought the exposure to institutional investors would help me make the leap, but...

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I want to peruse a career in neuroscience relative to drugs, either recreational or prescription, I’m not picky. What would be the best major to decide on for this field?

Im going to be going into college soon. Pursuing a Bachelors in Fashion Marketing. I really want to be a part of the whole like, im not sure how to say it, I want to be part of like deciding on textiles and design and marketing merchandising, branding, selling styling, Everything! I want to be...

Me and my mom were coming up with ideas and This job I am really wanting to go into. I have ideas of helping kids learn with horses by their side. I want to know if there is somthing I should know befor going to collage. Any classes that whould help me get to my job. I have a horse aready. I...

What do you do working from home for a wall street investigative journalist? How much exposure do you get to everything? Do wall street journalists sometimes work for venture capital businesses? Thank you.

Why do i hate myself? Like what did i do to deserve this hate? Honestly I only do stuff for attention and things, but really the only hate i get is from myself, it might be sad, is it?

Could be bachelors or masters

What career paths are good options for people who like chemistry and are good at solving problems?

I don't like being alone, working all day staring at a screen without social interactions but mainly without making friends (colleagues don't count), it scares me a lot.