Moyock, North Carolina

What is the most important thing to know in transition from college to a real life job in order to secure a job which will set you up for your future?

I'm a college sophomore who is looking for funding for my chemistry degree.

I start College in the Fall with a major in aerospace engineering and curious of the impact shift from high school to college life.

Share your tips and tricks to get started here :)

I recently started my associate's for cybersecurity. I started this semester. haven't even gotten to an cyber type classes yet. I need a job, and I want to start cyber security as soon as possible. Should I be taking a certification course? Will the cert even help with landing a job? If so,...

I am currently a freshman in college looking to apply to nursing school, and I feel like I am put at a disadvantage beacuse a lot of people go out their way to volunteer or shadow. I didn't know this was something I wanted to do until more recently.

I have two months left of high school and I'm afraid of what life away from home will be like. I want to go to college but being on my own is different and might be challenging for me because of my social anxiety. I've spent my entire high school years to myself and I never really spoke to...

I'm in college, my first official year, but I almost have my associate's degree already (due to AP and summer courses). However, I don't know what to major in, and I feel that I need to decide quickly. I know many people will say to go off your interests and what you're good at, but I don't...

I am in the ninth grade, my grades are good, and I play sports. I want to go to a good college for sports and criminal justice.

I'm turning 15 in 6 months, but before then I want a job. My mom is supportive of my decision for getting a job, I've talked to my school about it and I think I'm suitable for it.

Based off an athletic trainer

Based off of a athletic trainers answer

I was thinking of becoming an animal physical therapist because of the salary and because I get to work hands-on with animals. I have looked into biology as a major but I'm not sure if I should go through with biology or psychology as a major. There's also animal science so I'm just wondering...

I know that both professions require you to work directly with dogs, but I wanted to know how someone who chose to be a dog groomer or dog trainer knew that was the path they wanted to go down. They both sound appealing to me and I want to choose the one that makes me happier. I also wonder if...

What should I major in to work hands-on with animals (animal care like brushing, feeding, cleaning, walking, or training them)? I looked into zoology, psychology, and animal science and I don't know if any of them are what I'm looking for. I also don't know if I should go to college for this...