Layton, Utah

I have a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering but was a small business owner for the past 15 years+. How can I successfully get back into Engineering?

Im currently working towards becoming an ER nurse but I want to continue my education and go further than that, what career options are there in an ER?

I am thinking of becoming a Vet Technician but initially feel pursuing at this time in my life wouldnt be the best choice. I dont feel emotionally or mentally able to pursue this dream as of right now and feel, maybe I should wait till several years till I make the decision. I feel not starting...

I was wondering if there are any of these types of programs available to do after I finish high school or when I start college. Do I need to be a student in order to become an exchange or study abroad student? Do I have to be in college at a university or does a community college work as well?...

I am looking into going towards becoming a vet tech as one of my career paths and would love to know any and everyone's experience on becoming and being one. What defines a vet tech? How can you become a Vet technician? What are the pros and cons? How long does it generally take to become a...

why is evolving important?

I'm think on pursuing a career in the video game industry and I can't quite decide on any so I would like to know the all careers available

Can I become a veterinary technician and an sonographer/ultrasound technician? I wish to work with animals and become a tech in vet med but need something to pay as well and seem to find this career a go idea. Can I be both? If not at the same time, could I still get the career for both at...

What should I do? I've been thinking about what I should take in college and really would love to work with animals. A vet assistant to then a vet technician would be my goals. Heres the thing, there salary isnt ideal for my future and I feel I need a second major or career choice. I would...

I want to know a career that fits my vision

Which is better being a physicians assistant or being a nurse practitioner. What do you guys think?

I'm really loving the book 'Napolean's Buttons', and I adore my Chemistry class that I'm taking in high school this year and I loved high school Biology last year. I have never considered Chemistry in any sort of career ideation, because I assumed it was all about numbers and bad smells and lab...

Let me give you context for my question. I've been looking at LinkedIn profiles, and everyone who writes for a big journal usually has a degree in a different field like International Relations, Political Science, etc., and they have done something related to journalism. I'd like to know what...