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I'm a 2nd year bio student and I'm still trying to figure out what I want to pursue. I've been thinking about becoming a physician assistant or medical social worker, but I want to learn more about it before deciding. I volunteer at the hospital rn, but I don't get to interact w any...

I am a junior in high school and 16 years old. I have made the final decision to become a private charter jet pilot after completing flight training. I am so excited! I just need to know what rating or certificates I need to get there. what path do I need to take to become a private charter...

I want to take a career in psychiatry, but being a young trans man is sort of discouraging, especially because I'm in the Deep South. I am more scared of people not trusting me and my opinions. Is there any advice anyone can offer?

While I'm going into engineering, I've considered majoring in or graduating with an English degree, but the careers I've considered don't offer high salaries (around 57k annually). Is there a career out there that someone can have with an English-oriented degree and not struggle to make ends meet?

I want to learn how to get a job and be successful in it at a young age and in the future, I’m 14 and I think there are certain things, but I don’t know them.

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I'm struggling because I know what I'm interested in but have no idea what kind of career to pursue.

If my strengths are high productivity and professionalism what types of careers or industries might best fit me? What other strengths or experiences might I need for the suggested careers?

I like to do hands on work and Im really good at it and I want to always be doing something.

Hello all! Recently, my professor asked me if I've ever considered a career in academia after reading one of my essays... which made me wonder what academia is and what the experience is like (beyond getting a PhD). I'm not sure what I want to do with my life, I like computer engineering...

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