Alamo, California

I want to be able to start a clothing brand and I already have a couple of designs in mind.

I want to get advice on how to grow a bigger community because I want to be able to make my own brand but I know I have to start somewhere.

bachelors or associates in california

the hardest things ; day to day and or getting your certifications in general

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I am currently a college student, and I am in a Liberal Arts major so far, and it's time for me to choose a major to study when I transfer to another college. How do I know if the medical field is for me?

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close to metro area sunnyvale , san jose, santa clara

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I am in the 11th grade. As far as my career exploration, I am more interested in culinary but not too sure about college yet.

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In your opinion what would you say is the hardest part? What was the most challenging part that u had to learn?

Im Interested in joining a culinary/baking class and would like to know what the best part of baking and cooking is in your opinion.

What can I do if I don’t enjoy my time at the college I am at and want to transfer to a different colleg?

I remember that Better grades, higher test scores, and involvement in various activities can help a student get more money for college. Grades can also be a factor for consideration in an honor society.

I am an incoming freshman attending East Bay University, where I want to prepare myself for the future. I would like to understand what difficulties and challenges I will be facing and what tips I should consider when entering a new environment.

What is something you can do this summer to prepare for college and any future career goals or paths? What is advice that you could give to an incoming freshman at a college?

trying to gain insight for future career options

How versatile are engineering degrees?

What are the pros and cons of working as an engineer?

How do I gain job experience with none?

A college is an educational institution or a constituent part of one. A college may be a degree-awarding tertiary educational institution, a part of a collegiate or federal university, an institution offering vocational education, or a secondary school.

Make sure to be in college by yourself one day

What do I tell my employer? Do I have to give my 2 weeks notice?

What are ways to discover what I would want to do in the future?

Should I do an internship or make money from a job?

How should I use chatgpt for school?

I've been struggling on how to respond to questions during interviews such as "why us," "where do you see yourself in the future," "how does this job fit within your goals," etc.
Any help?

I am wondering what can make me stand out among other people.

What are things that are required for a resume, things that you do and don't do, specific layouts, and if there are any templates that I can follow or use as a guide when creating a resume?

What should I do or use to get my skills and knowledge for people hiring to see?

Hi all, I have recently been admitted for computer science major, but I am also passionate about renewable energy. How can a computer science major help develop renewable energy?

Any coding language is fine, just wondering what recommended coding boot camps anyone has taken.

Is there collaboration as a team?
What do you analyze in your career?
Is there any other requirements to enter this career, example: certification or degrees?

I feel like during senior year, there will be too much stuff going on and I won't know what to focus on first. What would you recommend I prioritize or what things should I accomplish as a senior? (socially and academically or just in general)

what are the steps for a beginners?

I am currently a junior in highschool, about to be a senior in the coming fall semester and I wanted to start looking for a part time job to earn a little money.

how long do i have to wait to cook

This would help me decide on what colleges that I could attend to or at least have an idea.

where do i go and get the proper experience at home?

I would like to understand in a more deeper term on what they do.

Im curious to see how many years I have to stay in order to achieve this goal.

Ive had some experience with coding and other things that might be related and I am interested in knowing more about it. I am leaning towards learning what you could do in that career field

What are some good HBCU'S you have heard of and what type of career are they known for? More in detail, is it a good school for business? Medical? Sports? Acting? Like such.

What are some tips, tricks and information you wish you were told before you became an adult going to college?

What are ways to begin building your credit at 17 before you are 18 so you'll be able to do things once you turn 18?

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What questions should I ask? Does it matter what I wear?

I want to know what kind of skills I should accumulate while I study to become one

I am in 8th grand I've always loved decorating houses and rebuilding them and all of that stuff and I kind of thought it would be a good path for me to take when I'm older because it's something I enjoy and would love to do everyday.

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I am about to begin my second semester in college, and I'm beginning to create my first student resume. How do I get started?

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