Bartlesville, Oklahoma

I might get tired of being exhausted physically and mentally from any career I choose. How do you know if it's a good burn out or long term career choice?

My field of work requires me to work within a company, or hospital. How do I know what might be the best pick? That I still benefit from a good company.

I feel as though when I think towards the future I dwell in it, letting it absolutely consume me. How do I enjoy the present while staying visionary?

I'm a freshmen in highschool I'm in the 9th grade I dance I wanna be on a cheer team I like math I like reading

What are the top skills required for a successful data scientist, and how can I develop them to advance my career in this field as a student in the college

what are the benefits of programming

I'm worried about when I graduate college and haven't found a job yet. Is it necessary to find a job immediately after college? What's the process like? I'm trying to major in social psychology so are opportunities hard or easy to come by?

Throughout high school I've tried to keep pharmacy as my main goal but left options open like entrepreneurship. I want to do more than just science classes in school.

I am a Junior in high school and have no clue what I even want to study. Many people have started asking what I want to be - which seems like more of a senior question. However most of my friends at least have an idea of what field they want to study in while I am left questioning.

I'm interested in pursuing a career in finance or business but I'd like to know what it's really like before I make any big decisions.

College is nearing, what skills should I hone, improve on, or learn in order to be readily prepared for college and life after I graduate?

I want to do something related to engineering but I haven't quite ironed down anything specific. For the past few years, all my jobs have been related to teaching children or tutoring so I'm worried those won't be useful when it's time for me to apply to colleges. #Fall24

I am a Junior in High school who participated in many activities. I do Cross Country, Track, and soon start Wrestling. Other extracurricular activities for me include Robotics, FFA, and involvement in the church as well as hobbies being around pets on our farm and playing musical instruments.

How successful is this method for reaching out about job opportunities? What factors can improve the chances of getting a response or an interview through cold emailing?

I have heard a number of things to avoid such as resumes being too long or not concise enough, I just want to know what are some main mistakes to avoid while creating my resume for work after college. It would also help greatly to express what things to do to help boost my resume for employers.