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I just finished my freshman year (college) as a chemistry major. I am interested in doing volunteer work or internships to improve my career prospects.

I am interested in working at Buckingham Palace for 5 years on a work visa, but as a non-British citizen, I noticed a contradiction. The vacancies page on the Royal Family website says that international applicants have to have the legal right to work in the United Kingdom before applying, but...

At the moment, I’m focusing on finishing high school. I’m heading into 9th grade currently, but have started thinking about future careers, and acting stood out to me. I’ve always been interested in the idea of acting, voice acting, etc. Any advice is helpful!

Something remote, paid, 20 hours or less.

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I just finished my senior year of high school and will be starting college this fall as a biological engineering major. I’m passionate about biotechnology and all its subfields, especially healthcare applications. I want to explore career paths where I can make a meaningful impact and...

What are some undergraduate schools to get into vet school? Also, what majors do I need to take so I can get into vet school? I am in high school and is looking forward to becoming a veterinarian. I thought at first it was only 4 years and done, you become a veterinarian but actually you need...

I'm going to Penn State as an undecided major but very interested in law and becoming a malpractice or cooperate lawyer. Any advice on how to get involved?

I want to make my own system to defeat them. Anyone willing to help ?

I will be a college freshmen this September. I'm a student athlete and want to maximize my college experience without getting burned out. #Spring25

Is it better to go into industry and get experience in product design and management or sales experience?

I am currently a high school senior graduating from an early college high school.

I always hear everyone talking about internships and how they're so amazing for college students. But how do you know that you are picking the right one?

Are there any programs, clubs, or classes that can help better prepare students to become teachers?

I'm a first year construction management student and I'll be looking for my first Philly-based co-op job next fall.

Are there any things that you took to college that you later realized were a waste of space? Was there something that your roommate had that you realized you absolutely should have brought with you?

What would you suggest would be the better option after I graduate college in a couple years, work towards my dream job or work at a job that would pay off my debt?

I've applied and gotten into over 10 colleges but they all cost some money so I've gone to Niche.com, filed my FAFSA. There is a 5k dollar PA state grant that requires you to stay in PA for 5 years after you graduate, Fastweb.com, and do research for scholarships on the school your going to so...

2 years of schooling compared to 6 years with a master's degree and student debt.

I'm currently completing my first internship. I would love to learn how experienced professionals navigate their careers.

I am an entrepreneur with a life insurance and mobile deatiling business. #Spring25

I am a high school senior preparing for college.

This doesn’t just involve the fitness part of a human, but their morality and emotional understanding. Encouraging others should bridge on destroying the divide of our country of today. This question stands to spark ideas to break that divide!

I am planning on going to a foreign university, but am currently still deciding. I wanted to know a bit more if this is feasible.

Right now, I'm on track to graduate high school late June and attend classes in PA to obtain my certificate for Diesel Technology. Picking my career in the automotive industry was a shot in the dark, as, at the time I was uncertain with what I wanted to do in life. I wanted to pick a career...

I'm currently at a point in my life where my hands are the only ones on the steering wheel without any supervision whatsoever, I'm scared that I might mess things up.

I love psychology and I love learning all about it, but I feel overwhelmed with the career paths I could take. Sometimes I think about being a clinical psychologist but then I feel as though that wouldn't work for me. There are so many paths I'm interested in, but then there's also needing more...

I want to be hands-on and contribute to something meaningful, but I’m not sure where to start or how competitive those opportunities are. Are research opportunities mostly reserved for upperclassmen or students with connections? How do I find professors doing work I care about, and how do I...