James Constantine Frangos

I'ma sophomore in high school and I like to be around kids. I like to babysit and watch kids.

I am interested in multiple careers at the moment. Mainly Journalism and Architecture, but how do I know which one I should choose? I don't want to choose a career and end up hating it. I want to love what I do. I want to be creative and both career options allow me to do that especially...

I am just asking because I am hoping to be a psychologist or some type of counseling job that helps people without being really in the medical field, besides that I just want some tips and suggestions if that happens.

I work at a job center and need activities or resources they can do in their free time.

What is the best way that you decided to reject a career path when you were looking for what to work in?

I am a high school student in 10th grade. I have always been interested in Finance and through some research I have concluded that a financial analyst is what I think fits me best but I would like to know some other opinions on the career.

What is the typical pay for someone who is great and good and science and well trained with a bachelors degree? also what are the usual work hours for an average scientist?

Salary? Specific difficulties? Pros/cons?

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I am a high school jr who is taking some difficult college courses from a local university. The workload requires almost all of my free time. Finals are coming up in two weeks, and if I don't do almost perfectly on the exams I will not be making an A in two of my classes. I have struggled all...

I have so much homework all of the time and have dance everyday of the week so I can barely get it done. I am terrible at science but I want to become a doctor which includes a lot of scientific knowledge in it.

What type of classes should i take if I want to become an assistant nurse or pediatrician. Does it depend on the type of college i attend? Or What if i become interested in becoming a professional artist? Is it wrong to have two options in my head at the moment and then i feel like i might make...

I’m a sophomore in highschool and really want to go into psychology and I’m wondering what I can do now to help me in the future

Many job listing will often not include which age is the minimum, nor if they're entry level friendly. I have no idea how to determine whether or not it's okay to apply.

I haven't graduated high school yet, although right after I'm going to the army are there any good things to do in there to help with the forestry pathway?