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David
Student
Alaska, MI
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Charanpreet Walia
Public Health Nurse
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San Diego, California
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Charanpreet’s Answer
Hello David
You've posed an intriguing question. Choosing a career is not just a personal decision—it's one of the most pivotal choices you'll ever make. I remember my high school days, a time filled with uncertainty. Many of us grappled with the looming question: "What if I don’t enjoy the path I choose?" Meanwhile, some students marched forward, knowing exactly what they wanted.
I was interested in nursing, so I took a CNA course through the ROP program offered in high school. The first two years of general coursework introduce you to many fields. Everyone takes psychology, speech, English, foreign studies, literature, history, art, science, math, chemistry, anthropology, sociology, and the list goes on. You will likely find something that intrigues your interests.
To navigate this vital decision, I encourage you to create a list of careers that ignite your passion. Dive into volunteer opportunities in those fields; there's no substitute for hands-on experience. Discovering what truly resonates with you can be exhilarating and enlightening. Embrace this journey, and you may find the path that fulfills you beyond your wildest dreams!
I wish you good luck!
You've posed an intriguing question. Choosing a career is not just a personal decision—it's one of the most pivotal choices you'll ever make. I remember my high school days, a time filled with uncertainty. Many of us grappled with the looming question: "What if I don’t enjoy the path I choose?" Meanwhile, some students marched forward, knowing exactly what they wanted.
I was interested in nursing, so I took a CNA course through the ROP program offered in high school. The first two years of general coursework introduce you to many fields. Everyone takes psychology, speech, English, foreign studies, literature, history, art, science, math, chemistry, anthropology, sociology, and the list goes on. You will likely find something that intrigues your interests.
To navigate this vital decision, I encourage you to create a list of careers that ignite your passion. Dive into volunteer opportunities in those fields; there's no substitute for hands-on experience. Discovering what truly resonates with you can be exhilarating and enlightening. Embrace this journey, and you may find the path that fulfills you beyond your wildest dreams!
I wish you good luck!