Michelle M.

I'm going to be a junior this year and I'm looking into colleges and majors and something I've been interested in my whole life is insects and I'd really like to pursue a career in this field but I've not been able to find a lot of information on how to do that.

I want to try going into health care but I dont know if its for me.

And if not , is it possible to work in companies or In the business field without a business degree if I have only international relations degree ?

i find it hard to defend a person when i know that they've done something wrong. #law #lawyer

I want to be a farm vet but I don't know if the job is in demand at all, help?

I’ve been struggling to find my first job, and I'm curious to hear about how other people have gotten a job when they had no experience.

I am a high school junior in NYC. I am dedicated, a hard worker, and a good problem solver. I was hoping to intern at an attorneys office to get experience before law school but I'm having trouble finding opportunities.

I currently study finance at Taylor University, Malaysia. And am interested in investing, banking, finance, economics, and how money works. I was looking for opportunities to work in a related sector such as investment banking or banks in general. Still, I want to know which countries have such...

What was the moment you knew, or had thought to yourself, “yup, I was made to do this job.” What is the thing that keeps you getting up every morning and keeps you going? The pay? The patients? Coworkers? Coffee?

I found interest in beauty school such as esthetician school for skin care and beauty. I want to work more in the lines of that. I still will be attending a 4 year college but can’t quite know what major to go for to help with esthetician schooling? Which ones do you suggest enrolling into?

Would it be possible for me to be a detective of some kind and still have an active family life?

I'm interested in studying for a career in this field but I'm not sure exactly where to start to find the type of work I'm looking for.

Attending college costs a lot of money that could be invested else where, why is it a good discison to go to college instead of traveling or immeadly going into the work force?

What is the best field of law to major in, depending on salary, skills, and workload? I want to work in law when I graduate college, and I'm in 8th grade right now. I am good at math and ELA and am also interested in finance. I am also interested in making a good salary, which is very important.

I live in NJ near Monmouth county and I am having a hard time finding internships and/or apprenticeships. Anyone have any ideas or opportunities?