Castle Rock, Colorado

I'm a young student who wants to pursue a career in space science, specifically astrophysics. Stem is very important to me and I want to know what level of college education will allow me to be the most successful.

I more concerned about the level of education required and how useful those skills are in a career (what careers become available).

How can I become a firefighter

Yeah I really really want to be a firefighter but I have NO IDEA where to start. Pls help guys ill give u anaything in return.

I like helping people and making them feel better. I also like animals and what to become a vet. But I also want to design houses for companies. I want a job that I like doing but that will also pay well.

I want to go to school for many things but they don't all mix enough to be done at the same school/ time. I want to study both a stem field and a law field but the practicality of doing both isn't that high. What's the best way to pick a field without waiting till last minute and changing when...

Just considering all the schooling, expenses, restrictions... What made you say 'this is it'? Or what is the best part of coming to work every day?

What university do you recommend to become a lawyer? How long does it take? What is the salary like?

I want to major in psychology. What colleges are best in that major and what and how does it look like to get into those colleges? Im going to play volleyball, does that help beef out my application? What internships would be best?