Alameda, California

Being in the mental health field seems like a very fulfilling yet intimidating career to follow through with, I've always been very passionate about helping others and would like to know others' viewpoints or reasons.

Is being in the mental health field difficult at times ? If so, why ? Also, what are some good ways to prepare yourself for that kind of work on a daily basis ?

Along with that, what is the most, or one of, the most difficult things about being a psychologist? I'm currently in Job Corps and think I want to pursue a career in mental health.

Hi, subjects I'm good at are math, psychology, and physiology. Subjects that I'm somewhat good at/also interested in is neuroscience and writing. I don't think I would like to go to medical school as it's very rigorous, and I don't mind pursuing grad school either. Any advice for what career...

How can I find my career? I had no idea what am I going to focus after I graduate.

what are the pros and cons to building your own company

what different licenses do you need

is it worth taking the extra steps like college and university for a construction job what are the benefits

i was wondering why is a bachelors degree needed for most construction jobs .

What trades would be good to learn while learning electrical, what is commonly a go to trade with electrical.

What does the average pay come out to?

Would I have to take out loans?

What are some things that would make the essay stand out more other than having the met requirements?

I am a senior in high school.

i am a junior right now and i am wondering what is the most important action i need for college applications like extracurriculars, high GPA, sports, good college essay, etc.

I'm currently looking into applying to college and I have found a few places that interest me but I would like to apply to a few more, so I was wondering if anyone had some recommendations for colleges with good Environmental Science and Engineering courses.