Miller Place, New York

I am a 17 year old saxophonist and I really want to continue working with music rather in performance or production. I just really it to be music based but I am a bit skeptical on the likelihood of me making this music thing into a career. #music #musician #producer

I am currently a senior in high school and will be graduating very soon. I am very undecided about what major or even what career I want ti do. However, I was looking into Radiologist and MRI Technologists as one of my possible majors. #technology #tech #radiology #ultrasound #technician...

I want to be a studio engineer and I thought physics would help me grasp concepts of sound. I have heard of some audio engineers who have majored in physics but I want to know if I should make a specfic major in particular for that?

I understand that many colleges provide internships for students studying in Fashion Design, however, after college, is it hard to find a good job within the fashion field? Especially for students looking to start their own businesses, how would one go about being noticed by bigger businesses?...

I need to find a good career and I don't really like being around people all that much. I feel like if I brushed up on my math, I could do a good job in this field. #accounting #accountant

I am interested in creating my own store for shoes but I'm unsure how the process start either with design or income. #business

important majors similar to social work #social-work

Many engineering studies have some involvement with each other. #engineering #architecture

I'm thinking of becoming a music producer and I wanted to know what exactly is necessary to become one #music

I am an incoming college freshman and am looking at majoring in biology. #medicine #career-path #physician

I know that you can catch certain diseases from patients and that there is a lot of responsibility with making sure the amount of medicine is right. #nursing #health

Just wondering #art #courses #museum-education

I am a current senior in high school (class of 2014) and I really want to be a physician assistant. I have read that physicians assistant need about 100 hours of continued education every two years after earning their license. I, however, don't exactly understand what type of education this is...

I would like to major in child-development psychology when I go to college this fall. I know most of the course that I would have to take in order to succeed this major, but I would like to know what opportunities outside of the classroom could be available to me to get hands-on experience...