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I want to become a sonographer but there are not many programs in my state that offer that major. I am going to go into a health science major but I do not know where to go from there.

Studying nursing offers numerous benefits that can enhance my overall academic performance. First and foremost, nursing education emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving skills. In the nursing field, practitioners must constantly assess situations and make quick decisions, a practice...

I am currently very confusing to which career I need to gi I tell few things to you which is I thing I good at 1. I don't have much interest in coding but 1 year before I have but I don't have much logic building 2. I don't know why I don't like networking even I not study properly I just...

I am an international student who would like to study medicine. What steps should I take?

As an international students what are some good universties for Public Relations in Europe.

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I am 16 year old boy going to a small charter school in suburban MN. I want to learn more about setting up a positive career in basketball coaching and getting into plus completing college.

I am curious to know different people's experience with their mental health working as a psychologist.

I'm Ashe. I'm a 16-year-old and I'm working toward being a paramedic. I've had a lot of mental health issues in the past and I know that any job can take a toll on a person, but I want to know how paramedics take care of their mental health as well as others.

Sophomore in high school.

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I'd like to go to Western Carolina for forensic psychology and soon get a job in this field but I worry the job may be hard to get into.

Hi I have done my graduation in BSc with science I like to study about human body like biology but I don't like blood and all so I can't become a doctor I like to work hard whatever I am doing I just want to earn a lot of money . I like travelling,music, studying My english is really good I...

I would like to know why people mainly want to study psychiatry, to see if we have similar interests.

I want to learn about the brain so I can be prepared if I become a psychologist.

Mental health is important to me and I want to help people but I also want to make sure I will be ok.

How could I work towards what I want to be while in high school? I'm currently taking some college classes but I'm curious if there's anything more?! What I wanna be in the future is a neurologist!

I'm a sophomore in high school and need advice.

grade level 12.

I want to become a counselor (relationship and marriage counselor) but I can't study the course online. Is it possible for be to become a counselor when I study social science?

I am still unsure of what I want to study FOR SURE and want to know about factors I should look for.

My first trade choice is Medical Assistant (opens up in June), and I will be on a waitlist. Until then I will be in Medical Admin, my 2nd trade choice. And I don't know what I should do for my 3rd trade option, I want to do advanced training but what will I have to do to do advanced training?...

I live in London and I just started Year 12 (11th grade). I want to work as a doctor in the US, should I go to Uni in the UK and then move to the US, or go to the US for Uni? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each option?

I am an artist that specializes in batik. How do I find buyers?

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I was wondering which college majors were most versatile. I know that engineering majors are typically quite well rounded, being prevalent in a wide range of industries. What are some other flexible majors?

I love helping people and I'm hyper empathetic so, making sure people are mentally and physically stable is very important to me.

I want to keep my hobbies and interests away from whatever career I pursue, but I do not know how to choose a career.

I'm a highschool student in need of a major or a future profession but I lack the passion nor the motivation to commit myself to anything