Morgan Hill, California

specifically for anyone in the medical field

I want to be able to get into dermatology but I am struggling to commit because I do not want to go through 12-14 years of education. Are there any other roles similar to dermatology that require fewer years? I am not interested in estheticians, however

As someone who wants to get into the medical field, I am still unsure on what career path to take. How would I know what path I should take in such as big field? I am personally interested in dermatology, however, I am unsure if I want to go through med school.

I would love to be a civil engineer but this generation seems like it is getting more difficult, what do i need to know to be prepared for the future.

I am looking to attend a college after high school which has video production courses. I would like to know which colleges offer courses on video production or something similar to video production

I'm currently a third year in high school and still lost on what path to take to get to a computer science degree or in similar area. I feel like it might be too late to correct my path I've made without thinking.

I want to know the range or salary depending on location.

I want to know more about what an electrician does.

i just want to know how to start and how much it pays and what i have to do

Do I have to get used to writing in a certain style or be made to take notes in a certain way?

I would like to know a short summary of what duties or responsibilities a medical assistant does throughout the day?

Are there any ways to discover any passions in an academic sense without tiring out your schedule full of clubs, extracurriculars, and classes? How bad would it be if I went undecided while applying for a college?

work at the hospital & just overall how did you overcome the hard parts of your career?

I work at a job center and need activities or resources they can do in their free time.

how will I get started on learning my career?