Aisha Taylor

What is one thing you wish knew before you picked your college classes and major?

What all information do you put in your application what type of information do they ask for

After you have your inter view what do you do

How long would you be in college for if you wanted to go into science?

I am a 9th-grade student, I am into a range of different things such as art and law. I have a lot of things I'm passionate about and I want to be able to incorporate them into my future career.

Show up to class, study hard, practice skills, words, go to clinics . Job shadow

I am planning to go but just need tips on why.

#CV23
What should I expect for my life out side of high school before the transition into college? When should i start doing college visits? also What should i expect for life away from home?

Will getting in a relationship disturb my studies?

What is the best way to find which career path is the best fit for me?

I am a Senior in high school and just finished my college applications. I signed up for neuroscience as my major. I know that I will need higher levels of education afterward but am not sure what classes or degrees specifically I need to go for. What steps should I take after college?

What are some tips that can help decide what colleges to apply to?

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I am a Senior in High School and I have some career goals that seem hard to reach.

How can I make myself stand out to colleges? Are there any specific activities they like to see on an application?

I’ve always heard some college students mention majoring and minoring in different subjects and I just couldn’t understand why they had Both and what the difference was between them.

I want to reach my goals for my career but I'm not sure how to get there. My goals are:
-decide on a profession
-Going to college
-getting a good career
-make money
-Succeed in whatever profession i do
Any tips to help me?

I need to reach my career goals if i want to grow up and have a good job

Do you make good money out of graduating from Pharmacy school? #university #pharmacy

what is the hardest part of this profession

How many semesters are there and how hard are the semesters?

Is school super hard? how much work would it be? Will I be able to handle it? are u glad u became a nurse.

What is the salary for becoming a therapist?

What licenses and certifications do you have to have?

How long does it take to study to become a wonderful therapist?

My back up plan is become a personal trainer so I wanted to know what courses I should take for that career. #physical #physical-trainer #physical-fitness #career #college #career-counseling

I am in high school and rarely ever have to study to get A's but I know that will definitely change in college so I should start now rather than later right?

Where's the best place to start?

How do I make a good profit?

jugar futbol, en un equipo profesional y en las grandes ligas

if you were to go back to teaching what grade would you teach again or what grade do you think is the best grade to teach...

How can I get rid of fear to develop my career?

I've just recently Completed The glazing Trade At Tongue Point Job Corps Center and I was wondering what the starting wages are for apprentice Glaziers in the Oregon area.
(mainly around the Beaverton OR area)

How many years of college would it take?

I am in 8th grade I love the idea of being a firefighter, I like saving people, saving properties from hot burning fires. It seems so exciting, what are some steps to take to become a firefighter when am older?

Is it worth the amount of time I might need to stay?

What is the best way to know a career or job is for you?

What can you focus on?

I Want to become a successful small business owner, but I don't understand what I need to study or what classes I need to take in order to make this possible.

I love food and seeing people cook so I really want to know to start out my career by becoming a chef

In what ways do you discipline yourself to get the best results out of work?

I try to get a good scholarship to help my family in the future because I don't want them carry about me

Should you go straight into college if you're not completely sure what to major in, or should you take some time away from school?

I want to learn about some useful skills that I can apply to a wide variety of jobs. I think it'll be good for me to learn about skills that can be used in many areas, and also skills that I might need to work on.

What steps do you recommend I take to prepare for this field?

What should I think of before changing my mind if I want to change the pathway after realizing that this path doesn't suit me?

I'm fairly new to networking and was wondering about ways I can connect to people. I'm also wondering if there's a good time to make connections, such as when I'm in school or when I get to college.

I've heard that college is a time for hard work but great fun. What is your personal experience with this?

When should one prepare and get ready to create a college application. I want a sufficient amount of time to create one so it can be professional and not sloppy.