Johnson City, Tennessee

I'm currently a senior in high school, and while my dream is to become a published writer, I know that isn't a very sustainable career right out of the gate. What options do I have to get a job within the English world that will give me connections or experience to help publish my work later on?

I'm trying to become an Electrician if that helps.

How do I get connections for finding a job in economics? I'm starting my Bachelors in. General Economics nest semester and I know the main part of getting a job in Business is not just the degree but connections. So I'm asking how do I get these connections being a 20 year old from a small town...

The University I plan to attend only offers interdisciplinary studies for a teaching degree. I want to teach pre-K. Will I be able to teach pre-K with that degree or will I need to get a separate endorsement?

I am getting my certification in May and the only experience I have is clinicals. I am so excited to start this job and would prefer to be in a nursing home instead of a hospital.

Exercise science is a super intriguing degree, but often individuals are confused on what career options are out there. For instance, many people decide to further education by PT school, but what if I want to work right away?

How has your time in the industry been? Any tips to navigate networking? Experiences with people that have made you love it more or put you off of it?

I know that music and sharing creativity makes me happy, but will it be enough to keep me afloat? How can I make it a more financially fulfilling career?

I don't want to get a degree and then feel like what I want or even something that would even be enjoyable is out of my reach. I also don't want to feel like I'd be better off leaving my education and just joining the workforce without a degree. How can I stop this? I like what I want to get a...

Currently, I'm a senior in high school going to college for advertisement and hospitality with a concentration in the music industry. I do some advertising and event planning for my family's concert venue, but I don't know if that's enough to beef up my resume for future jobs. What else can I do?

What tips and tricks are useful while finding a career?

Start by looking at what your skills are and find that skill in a major at college.

Ive had the same job for a couple years. I love the people I'm working with but I don't feel fulfilled in what I do. I like the job but I don't know if it's because of my perspective or if it's just not the right job for me.

How do I help myself grow in knowledge to understand more about law, and criminal justice to help me in the future classes I'll be taking in law school?

What does the day to day look like, such as environment and tasks?