Huntington Station, New York
Besides business, I really like helping others specifically by providing them with resources that they can use for whatever they need. For ex, I provided a classmate with some information about the next steps in a program that we were in because she missed the meeting. I gave her the name of the website and wrote an email for her so that she can send to the program. Anyway, I was wondering what jobs are good for helping people like this. One that requires a college degree preferably. I used to be interested in customer service but it simply doesn't pay enough. Are there any careers that pay well that involve helping others? Thank you so much.
High school Junior
Hello, for a while I wanted to become an accountant because I can really imagine myself helping businesses with their financial decisions and management. Recently, I discovered information systems which has accounting in it. I've done some research but I want to be sure that this is something I might want to do. If someone is a security analyst or similar, what is the job like for you? What are some pros and cons of this major? What are similar majors (I don't want to do computer science by itself)? Why might someone not want to do this major? Thank you
Hi, I am a junior in high school.
how to become a detective ?
how to become a detective , like someone who figure things out
How do i become a EKG techinican?
In college pursuing a BS in Health services administrator
How do I become an FBI
Are these the courses I need to take? (Criminal Justice, Finance, and Public Safety Administration)
CS intro class
I thank all the people who have given me the advice I can use. Would it be recommended to take an intro to the computer science class to see if I would like to major in Computer Science?
Since I was a child, I've wanted to be an architect, interior designer, and engineer because I've always been fascinated by the numerous things I could build, such as airplanes and buildings. But, in order to attain this goal, I'd like to know what courses in college I need take to get there. Such as the programs and requirements I'll need to achieve that goal. Could someone with experience in this field please assist me?
I'd also like to play D1 or D2 softball in college. I've also heard that having a degree in engineering isn't worth it, but I'd really like to do it.
Do we always need to show our body with modeling? And wear wigs and extension?
I'm muslim and my religion asks me to not show my body parts such as the legs and my belly. But i have no problem with the rest of my body. I also can't put extension on my hair or wigs. And I'm scared this would be a huge problem and won't make me able to have access to some things other...
Playing in a commercial require acting backgrounds?
When i'm watching youtube ads, I do realize that some time it asks to learn some lines to do the ad. So i'm kind of confused. Are actors doing ads most of the time?
Do we need to have take acting courses before playing in a movie / TV show?
I sometimes feel like I got the potential for this, but i'm scared to be too much confident for at the end be really bad. I don't want to be too sure about myself. And if there are classes to take are the courses on Youtube enough for it?
How to audition for movies / TV shows?
I really don't know anything about that and needed to have further explications about finding the casting calls. I heard we need an agent for that, but i'm not sure.
I want to become a fashion designer and don’t know where to start?
My dream career is to be become a fashion designer, however I’m not sure how to approach being what I want to be. What do I have to do first in order to fulfill my career?
How can I stand out amongst other applicants without much research experience?
I am a college junior majoring in psychology.
What to English Lit majors do?
What's studied in an English Lit major course? What is it used for? What kind of jobs can it get you?
Is policing enjoyable?
Is being a policeman/woman actually enjoyable? I mean in big cities like La, Chicago, NY. Is it too much of a rough experience or can it be fun?
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