James Constantine Frangos

I am going to be a senior and I want to know how to find a career that I won't regret 5-10 years down the line.

Edit: Thank you to everyone that has given their advice. I really appreciate it. Your answers have helped me not to stress over it as much. :)

What is you like a lot of different career options? How do you know which one is the best one for you?

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I am going to be studying music to benefit a career as a performing artist. Investing in someone's career can definitely boost determination and fulfill the goals of a record label. I'd want to know what to prepare for and how to enter the field. #music #music-industry

I want to be part of the music business and events. I"m not sure the best way to pursue a lucrative career #spotify or @BusinessMarketing ? #music-industry #business #music

I want coworkers of some sort

i am in grade 12
i am interested in business but would really like to be a doctor because it has a high salary.i am very good in maths,english ,commerce ,chemistry and literature

I’m a current freshman in hs who has interest in both owning my own business as well as helping music artists as they are my idols (haha), and I’ve found that I just have too much free time on weekends like I watched mvs until 1:00 today ;-; and I want to channel that energy into building a...

Im 16 years old and i want to pursue a career in photography, but i don't know the different types of photography there are. i don't know much about it and i hope someone could help me out. #photography #media

i want to do photography

I've been doing wildlife photography and making my own videos on YouTube and Instagram. I have started a business but would like to work for a company or people. I applied for video productions this fall, but would like to find photography jobs beforehand that I can have experience in doing...

I know I wan't to do something in the medical field, but not quite sure what.

How do I decide on whether to pursue a master's degree or a doctorate?

I am a geology major with a climate science minor and it seems like I don't need to pursue a master's degree before a doctorate. Is this frowned upon, or a good option?

What kinds of things do I need to look into with my adviser and university, like resources? And what about the topic itself - how do I make sure I'm not picking something too advanced/graduate level? (I'm an undergraduate biochemistry major). #thesis

I am an avid writer, and I don't think a thesis or dissertation will be too difficult for me. However, this is a high school student speaking, so I can't really be sure. I'd like to know ( on average) what the requirements are in the forensic pathology field, so I can get used to writing with...