Alamo, California

I’m a junior in high school and unsure of my career path, but I would like to know a bit about real estate because I am likely to choose econ or business as my major.

Is there a strong sense of school spirit or community involvement?

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I want to be a writer, and I am wondering what jobs could help me improve my writing? That way, I will have the experience from that job to help me improve my writing.

I am currently 16 and a junior in high school, I take a Arts and Media class but I am unsure that I'd like a career path in that but more of a engineering interest. What steps should I do to know what to do for the future?

How could I learn more about a career path I am potentially interested in? And how do i potentially establish connections to build future job paths.

I am passionate about maternal and child health, but I want to be sure that I have the necessary skills to be a good obstetrician.

Why are you interested in this particular career?

what are the steps to to take
how long do you have to go to school
how long dose it take to learn
how long dose it take to train
how to get any internships for it

I heard a lot of people recently hate on pre-med and how it's not worth the extra years and debt. I am not considering medical careers, but I am interested in what they think of people with more uncommon careers that don't necessarily need college degrees.

I'm a 11th grader in San Francisco

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

As a junior, it is common for us to become anxious about college and our future, but there is not enough guidance to assure us when to start working on our applications.

I am in the process of choosing my career and major for college, but I am unsure if a stem career is really worth it.

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

and what classes should i take, dont add anything cemistry relate because i dont want to do that

I want to know more about how to maintain a balance as an adult with a career.

I don't have any motivation to study for my classes.

I haven't gotten any motivation to do any of my work.

I like to draw, but perspective is something I can never get. Where exactly should I start, and where will it make an improvement?

In a class of mine, I have to edit videos from shots I take myself for assignments. However, the software is quite advanced and not beginner friendly (exactly). Are there any beginner friendly softwares?

with 2 months to study

i'm referring too the AP test that's through college board that gives you a score from 1-5 depending on your result of the test that challenges your knowledge on the class subjects.

When becoming a flight attendant I hear that scheduling is the biggest hardship they face, I want to wonder if there are anymore issues I will have to look out for?

What kind of experience got you to decide on the right career path?

Are there any internships that our in the airlines industry?

I want to get a job in computer- science working to help improve ai but I don't know where to started? Does anyone got any ideas or advice for m to find a job?? I also want to work remote so I can spend mortise with my family I'm only 17.

Day in my life kind of examples?

I will take the SAT soon, and just wondering how and where I can get resources to better prep me when I take the test.