Hinesville, Georgia

College, film major, internships, career pathways

I am doing my masters in usa and what to know more about my career options here as I want to start my own brand so I need to know the details of every steps and legal formalities that should be followed to start a professional career

What career path or study should I pursue? I need some advice. I'm 25 and trying to figure out my career options in the US. Here's my situation: I have a bachelor's in Psychology and Japanese Studies from Korea. While I can handle daily English conversations, I'm not confident enough for jobs...

I’m not sure exactly the right steps I need to take to get into real estate I just wanna know what online colleges I could possibly do or do I have to go to an actual college

My son is a Staff Sergeant in the Army Field Artillery division. When he gets out in a year, he wants to be a firefighter. What should he do to get into that career?

I am a student with no idea of how to properly choose a career

I am very adamant on getting ahead. I am currently placed in all honors classes since freshman at my school and get placed in AP classes yet. But, if I get far enough ahead, should I consider dual enrolling? What benefits does it have?

I have heard from many lawyers that sometimes it does matter where you go to law school. What law schools are the best and provide the best learning environment and/ or learning experience?

Disregarding your job, what class that you took in college has been the most helpful in your day to day life? And, applying your job to this question, how has a certain class benefitted your specific job?

I have always loved the idea of being an editor or even a publisher for books and I am very curious what future college classes would be useful for that career.

when i finish my education level

I'm trying to get a grasp as to how and what I should work towards when I start really working on getting into colleges.

I'm in high school, and I'm starting to think of what I want to do. I'm interested in estate law, defense, and entertainment law. I want to know what I should study in college before I go to law school to help support my education.

I'm an 18years old freshman, about 6'1 in height that quite excels at playing basketball but it's not really something I'd like to do after college. I think I have interest in programming and marketing but they are quite difficult and I find it very hard to stick to something, sadly. Pls help 🙏

Grade 11 in high school and would like to attend a four year college afterwards