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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

Most of what you learn in school is not fully applicable to life, so how does what I learn affect my career?

I've been thinking of other minors besides psychology and I'd like to know some beneficial ones.

That’s a question I’ve always wanted to ask. How do I know I’m doing the right thing and selecting the right career for my life. I don’t want to make any mistakes

I would be very thankful if anyone could provide guidance, tips, or advice on joining SCAD.

I was wondering what you need to be an electrician like what type of certificates do you need and how many months/years will it take to get on the field.

I have joined this program and what they do is, they would save and rescue horses, and then work with them. Train them to work with kids, train them to work with anybody really. I really liked this and well, lets just say that I have been around horses quite a bit and I have always been...

I want to explore different job paths to go into, and I thought criminal psychology would be interesting. I know some basics about it, but what are some more in-depth things and what should I keep in mind when going into it?