Wood River, Illinois

I want to be a zoologist, and I’m starting high school next year.

I am very good at and like a lot of different things and have been confused on which road a should take . I don't want a boring nine to five job. I want something I can have fun with and enjoy on a day to day basis.

I'm a freshman at Webster University for computer science and don't know much about jobs or internships available in the computer science field. I have taken programming one this semester.

I have 2 reptiles as of right now, but I’m not sure if i can keep them and balance med school.

What's the biggest struggle that you have to face with this career and how do you manage that struggle.

I am a student here in a training program. My trade is automotive but I truly want to earn a living (6figs) in human resources. I have a few starter questions below if you guys could help me understand better. What abilities or skills do I need to reach that pay grade and advance up the...

If one week is less eventful than the other and less work needs to be done, does it affect the amount of pay an investigator receives?

The educational requirement to be an investigator is simply having a GED or a high school diploma. Is there any other education that may be needed? Any certifications?