East Earl, Pennsylvania

Hi there! I'm looking for a profession that I can write user manuals for software, make tip sheets, Evergreens, knowledge base articles, etc. I have experience in this just from working in previous jobs, but would like to know where I'd be able to get infi to do this exclusively without having...

What can I start doing at my age to prepare? I'm 15 years old and have been looking to be a pediatric nurse practitioner. I know this career needs dedication and hard work, which I'm willing to put in, but I don't know where to begin.

Hello! I'd like to start off by saying, I have UC (Ulcerative Colitis) which means I have a lot of appointments and days where I'm in a lot of pain. It also takes a bit of a toll on my mental health. That all causes me to miss a decent amount of days in school. I'm starting to get worried that...

I'm planning on pursuing a career in IO Psych or Organizational Psych, but go to a university that primarily focuses on clinical/behavioral/cognitive psychology. I'm having a hard time finding resources and knowing what sort of path to take.

I'm interested in pursuing a career in IO psychology/Organizational psychology but have had no luck finding internships relating to those specific fields. I think HR is very interesting but not entirely sure if it's what I want to do, so I'm nervous about not sounding prepared for my interview...

I am a sophomore psychology student hoping to gain insight on possible career paths, but am unsure if networking events are worth going to.

In my internship with the Office of Children and Families, I developed strong project management and research skills, especially through engaging with community stakeholders and working on policy development. I’m interested in applying my analytical skills to the finance sector and would...

I want to be a registered nurse but I don’t believe I’ll be able to do clinical.

This could be advice relating to school, clubs, general organizing and simply management. I want to use my time wisely in class and outside of class so I can have more "me-time" and time with family.

I've only been able to find like two colleges that offer programs that I am looking at. I would not like to go to a big college, I would do much better at a smaller one, I was looking at Marist College in New York but I need more than one option for college.

I know it’s white, blue, red, gold, green, lavender, gray and yellow but there are so many other colored tubes like pink, black, tan, dark green, tiger, red and black , orange and Royal blue that aren’t included. I’m studying for my exam and just wanted to know should I worry about the other...