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What question should I ask to find out which high-paying job I could perform very well, even when the work becomes challenging?
What would be the most suitable internet forum, other than Reddit, to answer the following question? What is the quickest completely free test, with no payment, subscription, or credit card required, that could identify the highest-paying job I would be best suited for based on the practical,...
What kind of jobs can I get if I don't have a good enough gpa, which is a 2.5 GPA, and at least get to 75k entry level
I'm a 9th grader, and I love playing soccer, and I love the marketing world, and I just want to know if I can find a job in marketing because I know right now it's challenging with my 2.5 gpa and i havent taken any marketing classes (im doing that my 10th or 11th grade), and I just want ot make...
what classes should you get for high school in dental assistant
What classes do you need to take?
What grades do you need?
What other activities will help you while you are in high school?
If you can’t find this specific information online, then just put what YOU know to be true. You do not need a reference if you put what you know.
Do colleges care about freshman grades?
I recently received a poor score on a quiz that will more likely bring my grade average down in the class. I currently have a 98 for the 1st grading period and its in an ap class so the grade will increase with the weight. For the next grading period, however, I currently have a 73 because the...
When applying for a job in the future, does it really matter what college you received your degree in or does it just matter that you earned the degree?
I am currently a freshman in high school and I am extremely concerned that I will not maintain good enough grades to get into a decent college. My mom told me that her boss, at the children's clinic, graduated from a community college. I know that community colleges are still difficult to get...
As a student, Is Welding a Good Career Choice for the Future?
I’m a student and I’ve recently become interested in welding. I already know a little about it and would like to learn more through practical experience. I am thinking about joining a welding company as a beginner and building my skills from there. But I am wondering if welding is a good...
What should I bring up when I'm trying to apply for a job?
Being an upcoming junior I am finding it hard to get a job with no previous experience and being under 18.
I want to know about my career options. I am a CS student; please guide me on what I should do.
I'm BS Computer science student of 3rd semester but I have no idea about my career I have interest in CS but no knowledge about this course because it's my father choice and also me.
What are some art related volunteer opportunities for high-school students?
I'm specifically looking for opportunities where I can teach elementary students art but anything related to art is good too! (I want all I can get)
I'm 16 and have nothing going for myself, what should I do?
I finally figured out that I want to major cybersecurity in college. I do believe I would find joy in that career as it uses a mix of networking and security. However, currently I'm unemployed and making no money for myself. Granted, I'm grateful for how I'm living now (I'm well taken care of)...
What makes a personal statement stand out in a master’s application?
I’m currently researching universities because I’m planning to apply for a master’s, and I’ve reached the point where I need to start working on my personal statement. I’ve read quite a few examples online, but I’m still unsure what admissions teams are actually looking for. One thing I’m...
I am a 10th grade student. I am interested in biology and computer science. I have good research and communication skills. I want to develop my IT skills. Please suggest 3 professions that would suit me, taking into account the labor market in 2035. Indicate 3 key skills needed in each profession. ?
I am a 10th grade student. I am interested in biology and computer science. I have good research and communication skills. I want to develop my IT skills. Please suggest 3 professions that would suit me, taking into account the labor market in 2035. Indicate 3 key skills needed in each profession. ?
I'm lost , please help me to find a way?
i'm in 2nd yr of private uni , and i want to do something which is actually , a student should do in 2nd yr. till now i focused on academics only but now i want to work on my skills, but i'm so confused right now, and i don't have much knowedge about languages(programming) and all these (tech)...