Wiscasset, Maine

I am 27 y/o going back to college this fall for a bachelor's degree in chemistry and I am interested in pharmaceutical research, sustainability, and nuclear energy.

I'm in 12th grade and going into computer science; I just want to know which one is better before I make my choice.

I want to become a CRNA, so I must begin working in the ICU. What are the steps to start applying for a job fresh out of school?

I am in my senoir year and I would like to find a remote job that can help me in my career. I will also like to know the career path towards achieving a CRNA degree.

As a sophomore in IT, I am very concerned with how I can give myself the most amount of experience and leverage over the rest of my competitors. How can I do this?

What skills are the most attractive in a job candidate? Specifically for a job involving customer service and business? What qualities do I need to have to be the right fit for jobs involving that?

What is the best college in Maine for Architecture? Why?What is the best college in Maine for busnisess?

I’m in 8th grade trying to figure things out so I make the right decision in high school

I have been interested in programming since using scratch, I am going to take programming classes soon, so I was wondering the best way to get a job in that field when I get out of High school and college.

I have a Tennessee walker who has had laminitis forever. He didn’t work well with the medication the vet gave him so I am looking for something more natural. He still has some great years ahead of him, he isn’t the right age to be put to pasture.

What collage do I go to and what do I major in?

One thing I realize is: People can make a lot of money yet they may not have enough left over to actually use on themselves. (even with six figure salary money) This can happen due to debt or necessary living expenses. (I totally get that) But the fact that someone making 250k a year can't...

How do I know what career path is going to satisfy me and support my desired lifestyle? Can I be sure I won’t become bored of a job?

Business roles seem more focused on using soft skills like talking and meeting with coworkers. but some people just seem good at the role. like extroverts or something. Did you do anything to develop your communication skills, or are you just good at talking? & How did you get good at talking?...

They sound like the same thing. They're different words but.....IDK. It's confusing lol. Please explain.