Columbia Heights, Minnesota

I've been looking into different careers in the psychology field and forensic psychology looks interesting, but I don't know much about what that job would entail.

Education requirements?
Tasks?
Salary?
Other rewarding factors/pros?
Cons?
Any other info that may be good to know?

I like learning about the brain. I am a sophomore in high school. What pathway should I take to achieve this?

Salary? Specific difficulties? Pros/cons?

why is it hard to understand american sign language? (ASL)

as example, I'm thinking of running a coffee shop by day, a bar by night, but I don't know if that's a good idea or not.

I am a sophomore in high school right now and looking for starting jobs that will help me get to the position of being a registered nurse the fastest.

I would like to go D2 or D3 in volleyball. 1/3 of the graduating class at my school graduates with their AA degree. This is something that I am planning on doing. Though I don't want to get into the real world at the ripe age of 20, so I am planning on getting my masters after completing my major.

I want to be able to work while still being able to manage all my school work. I also still want to have a flexible schedule, so what job would best accommodate for those?