High Bridge, New Jersey
Should I go to college and try it or is there some other jobs I should pursue?
I'm 17 and I'm practically stumped about what I want to pursue after high school. I don't want to really go to college and I really want to get a high paying job but it would be very limited without a degree. I've considered numerous thing CNA hell even the military but I just want to find...
I want to work with kids, but not as a teacher or in the medical field. Ideas?
I am looking for a career that involves working with children in some way, but is not teaching or in the medical field. I enjoy working with kids and am very good at it, however am struggling to find a field of study fit for me. Any ideas would be much appreciated!!
I want to write a research paper. What do I need to do for this?
Are there any steps I need to take, and I would prefer to do this under the guidance of a professional so how would I find one?
As a High Schooler, how can I conduct scientific research with a professor or professional?
I'm currently in 10th grade and interested in biology. I want to partner with somebody like a professor or scientist to conduct or help them with research. Does anyone have some tips/info on how to do this?
Should you still go to college for aviation if you already got your private license in high school?
I am planning on going to a local part 91 flight school but wanted advice on how college process works for this career path.
What are the med school internships like as far as distance and scheduling?
I want to go to AIMS in Piscataway, NJ for Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography. I have a child, so I want to know what the clinical internships are like. They said I do not get to choose which facility I will work at, and I may need to travel up to 60 miles one way!
How do I begin a career in graphic design with a college degree, but no experience?
I've been trying to get into the graphic design field, but no luck. I do not have a portfolio and not very much professional experience. How do I land an entry level position?
How hard is medical and do you have to major in something specific to have a better chance of getting in?
Most people around me talk bout medical school being hard or dropping out after barely passing the M-cap but is there a specific major that could give you an upper hand in this process?
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