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I am moderate and would like to get my ideas out there. I feel a job as a political representative would be best for me. I don't know how to get there.

what is the schedule of a lawyer from day to day

I’ve been watching and reading about credit scores but I never really understood how to get good credit and keep the credit score up.

I am 21 years old and I'm interested in law enforcement because I have many family members in it, I just don't know where to start with my career.

I'm interested in Nursing and law enforcement, but I don't know how to come buy it because I'm interested in both occupations. If there's any way to manage both occupations any information woul be helpful.

like what physical training should I take.

Any chance of advance.

Like choose your work field? Somedays, I would like to be in medical. Other days, law. It’s a hard choice?

Hi everyone! I hope all is well with you. My name is Kailynn, and I am currently an undergraduate student interested in attending graduate school. However, I am deeply debating whether I should attend law school (a dual degree program to also complete my master's) or just pursue a master's...

I'm currently having a crisis about choosing a college major. I'm a 30-year-old female who moved to the United States 7 years ago, and English is my second language. I work full-time at a large hospital as a transporter, and prior to that, I worked as a patient care technician with a CNA...

financial management tips

Hello everyone I majored in business administration and I am too far along to switch and will complete it just so I don’t feel like I wasted my life more than I already have. I have come to realize that I enjoy knowing my work can have a positive impact on others lives and looking to complete a...

communicaton tips

I am a student in grade 11 and would like to understand how interview patterns are structured especially in the area of construction.

I want to be a police officer, and then go up to either become an FBI agent or a homicide detective (considering I pass all exams). I read I have to be a cop first before becoming a detective and have some type of experience to become an FBI agent. The thing is though, I really don't -and I...

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Hello, I currently got accepted to both SDSU and UCSD but don’t know what school to chose. If I got to SDSU I’ll be majoring in public administration and if I go to UCSD political science. My goal is to first become a sheriff and move my way up to the federal level. What school would be the...

Either personal, professional or both, in what ways has your career added value to your life?

What’s the hardest part of becoming a lawyer? More specifically, a defense attorney in criminal cases? And what are the most important things to know before committing to becoming a lawyer?

why would a company reject a 16-year-old looking for a job to earn experience ?

hello! my name is karyssa and i’m a high school student doing online school. i’m currently in 10th grade and my dream is to become a lawyer. i’d like to waste no time and get started on reaching my goal ASAP! what are the best tips for doing so?

I am a master's student in Art therapy and Marriage and Family Therapy. Our program requires more than 750 hours and requires at least 500 of those hours to use art therapy with clients; the rest can be talk therapy. So, there are limited practicum sites that I can apply for. There are limited...

Lend your expertise: what does it take to become a 911 Operator?

Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.

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I want to be a substance abuse counselor, and I've heard that I can get a masters in both psychology or social work. Would it be smarter to just get one of those or do both? If so am I able to do it at the same time?

Why do lawyers have to go to a courthouse all the time, what is an industry and why do we have them also why does our question have to be so long to post?

I'm a high school student who wants to get her Master's degree in Mathematics.

I just recently took the ACT test and I am afraid my score will not be above a 22.

For college, I am contemplating on if I want to dorm or save money and just commute from home. If commuting to my college classes everyday, what are some pros and cons between commuting and living on campus? Would I be missing out on the full college experience?

I am 16 currently doing construction I just need to know how I may start saving for the future I make 15 an hour work 48 to 60 hours a week and need some guidance with my money