Karin P.

Following up with my previous question on what part time job I can get for pharmacology, I tried applying for a pharmacy clerk position at a local Walgreen. However, Michigan law (where I'm at) says that we must have a high school diploma to get a job at a pharmacy. Same with most hospitals:...

I am a senior in high school and I have enrolled into college to pursue a Biochemistry major. I have a strong interest in genetics and research; how would I be able to apply these to a career that I would enjoy and make a sustainable living?

I need money to maintain a lifestyle and also pay for tutoring I want to get into a university later or study abroad criminal law

As an upcoming junior in college, time is moving fast! And with that, so is post-grad. When it comes to entering the next chapter of your life, I'm curious as to what people wish they could do over, or perhaps do more of. This could be along the lines of navigating the job search, making use of...

I'm an 18-year-old high school senior about to graduate in less than 2 months. I plan to attend a four-year university as an Economics major. But to further my education pertaining to finance, what's the best kind of minor to study along with it (Accounting, Statistics, etc.). #Spring25

I don't know what they get paid.

Hello. I am a 57 year old female who has been a social worker since 1992. I have worked with people from many cultures, economic status’, across all ages, and with a broad spectrum of life challenges. I have professional experience working with children and adults who were mentally ill,...

Any suggestions are welcome for this! I've heard some recommendations before like C++ and Java, but I would love to have more possible languages to try out.

What tips can you give for someone who doesn't have any experience and little references when applying to summer internships?

I just want to know the difficulty gap between the two things. I've heard a lot from family and friends about how much easier high school was for them and I feel a bit nervous.

I am going to be a freshman this fall. How should I go about choosing my first classes so that I am not overwhelmed and taking on too much as I get adjusted?

I am a sophomore in high school trying to study a Pediatrician for a career project. I know there is many different years varying but it always says something different. I don't know if you need a certain speciality when going into it for the first time as a freshman in college.

I've never really heard of people working for ultrasounds, but I would see them at the doctor's office when I would go get an ultrasound.

I am a high school student, and we are doing a career project for English class. I wanted to do registered nursing, so what math course do you have in nursing school?

In regular nursing, you have to get your RN, ADN, or BSN. Is it the same for all nursing fields?