James Constantine Frangos

Hey I'm Shajar and I want to get admission in Bachelors but I'm confused between three fields i.e.Psychology, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Biotechnology as I have interest in all. But I want to know which has a better scope and a secure future and which is easy?

about to join college

I know I have interests, there's a section of my room dedicated towards things I truly know I care about. Guitar, Piano, Cameras, microphones for when I sing to record and my drawing tablet. But I can't bring myself to actually get up and practice - or if I do, I give up quickly. People say...

I was recently on instagram where it stated that if you have a 3.7 gpa or higher the program could help your child get into a top college and if they don’t they wouldn’t have to pay any fees. I always have wondered if that is just advertisement or actually true.

I'm doing an assignment to get to know a person in the field of the career I'm going for so if a professional engineer can interview specifically in the electrical engineer career pathway

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i am guru. i was a tekla steel detailer for 6 years,finished masters in IT recently and have a little knowledge of SQL,.net and python. what are the best opportunities I can grab.

What are some things I can do to be able to get a job as a recent college graduate in IT, at this moment I feel like I went to school but can’t seem to find a job that’s willing to accept me as an entry level.

I'm thinking a lawyer or something like that, but I don't know how to find career paths that fit me.

What subjects should I study in order to get a career in engineering?

I've been looking into diagnostic medical sonography. What do you think is the most important thing for me to know should I pursues this career?

Hi! I'm a high school junior with a deep love for sciences (namely chemistry, astronomy, biology), music, and art. Graduation is creeping up on me and I need to get my ducks in a row with where I'll go after high school. I'm fairly certain that I'll meet any academic requirement for college...

What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?

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What can I do as an 24 year old lady who feel lost in which career to choose except business administration. because she feel like time as gone and have no idea of where too start

Do you have any information?