James Constantine Frangos

After being in school, what on a daily basis is something you have to learn and overcome that is typically challenging?

I tend to get good grades, but I can never stay consistent with my motivation. College is such a different world so I am trying my best to stay positive in certain situations.

i want to study psychology but i know there are a lot of cons to it. for example there’s a lot of years in college and training. I also know that it can mess up your mental health, but what are the pros?

Backstory: I am studying Sonography at a college for 2 years ( since getting an associate degree is all that is required for a career path in sonography). However, I want to go to a mainstream university to get my bachelor degree.

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Not sure how to get a good paying job for college when i’m only 18.

I'm an adopted child, along with my twin brother, who's special needs and I found out not too long ago that there are actually a lot of adopted and foster kids in my area. But, not all are in a loving caring home like I am. I feel like I should step in, give back to the kids and make a change...

I'm a college student studying to become a social worker. Unfortunately, I haven't had many job opportunities, so I lack experience. When applying for internships and other temporary jobs, they ask a lot of the applicant. It seems that I'm required to have a certain amount of experience to be...

Some are too young to understand and some are old enough and people might think that the child is overacting and just want attention. #child-development #working-with-children #child-care #children #career-choice #career-path

I am studying to be a sonogram technician however the scanning classes are a bit too much for me.

How can I start a career in psychology as a high school student with no knowledge of the study of mind and no knowledge on how to start a path to a psychology career

I am a current senior going into a 4-year university, upcoming fall, to pursue my dreams of working in the medical field. I am still unsure of how I find my place in the medical field world. I've heard of behind-the-scenes doctors and those with patient care and want to know more.

I've wanted to be an EMT since 2019. However, when I researched more about it I found out that even before the pandemic, most EMS providers experienced burnout, depression, PTSD, and suicidal tendencies. Then, I began to wonder If I would still be able to enjoy the hobbies I enjoy like painting...

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