Berkeley, California

Is there a preferred job that college students like to do that is not that stressful.

I'm a junior interested in making music and art but I do not know how to take the first step into looking for a career.

I want to have a career in art but I don't know if it is a smart idea for the future.

I like art, I paint, im good at media arts and social media, but i don't know if I should go to college.

im 17
in highschool and i dont feel passionate about many things and want to find something i want to do in the future

I would like to do it as my career due to one of my family memebers doing it, and I would like to get started quickly as possible.

How do i achieve these goals with my already busy schedule. what can i do to improve my chances in going to a college based on the profession i want

I'm planning on going to UC Davis

I am having trouble organizing my time efficiently and I want to improve on it so I can be less stressed on work, and it will be helpful for the future.

I am a junior in high school and have dabbled in writing stories, but a main problem I come across is making good, realistic conversations, or even small talk.

What can I do to have a higher chance to get a scholarship and also to get into a college I really want to get in? How what are some of the biggest problem in applying for college?

I'm currently a junior in high school and I definitely would like to become a lawyer, I'm just unsure about what type. I'm not asking for a suggestion of a type of lawyer, but I'm curious what experiences I can partake in to help maybe either exclude or include certain sectors of law which I...

I have some interest in culinary and sports medicine

I need help with my career because i wanna learn new things for my future and im new to the careerVillage app. Any tips would help and i can learn new things

I'm a junior in high school and play varsity basketball for Burton High School. College is just around the corner, and I need to make sure I have enough knowledge by now so I can be mentally and physically prepared to be a college athlete.