Bartlesville, Oklahoma

I am a Junior in High School. I am passionate about being a dental assistant and attractive helping outpatients take care and support. I want to help out my co-worker in however producing work area.

I'm a high school senior who's already been accepted into a Community College for Computer Science and I'm curious about other options I've heard of. So my question is, "Is college or coding boot camps better and why?"

I don't want to ever approach a patient in the wrong way and end up hurting them in some way, I know every situation is different but generally how should I go about talking to my patients

Hi, I'm working hard to become a Software Developer. I have yet to get my bachelor's degree but I have finished school and I have my diploma. I have enrolled in Job Corps originally as a sound engineer I have worked on editing sound for podcasts and I wanted to jump off of that into a career...

I want to become a therapist in order to help change people's lives for the better, but I'm not sure where that process begins and what steps to take after.

What colleges are the best for majoring in business? Maybe marketing?

What kind of major/education do you need to be an interior designer?

I've been wanting to get into this career field for a while and thought it'd be nice to ask someone with experience in it.

i want to know the beginning stages of it first

In all of my years of schooling- especially with performing arts- the rejection wasn't terrible or I would get the role I wanted; how would I deal with that especially since it's something I'm not entirely familiar with

Personally I think It's harder to connect with someone without somewhat sympathizing with what they're saying; it takes a massive toll on my own emotional state and I want to get better at not letting that happen

When I get ready to go to college I want to be able to afford it, like where it is located, and be able to get the degree I want at that school.

I'm currently a data analyst looking to go into marketing.

What are the struggles of running your own business? What are some things you wished you knew before?

Have you switched majors in college before? If so, how was the process?