California, USA

I want become a child welfare social worker. Many have told it 4-6 years but I am not sure. I also don't know what university I want to go to or which ones are the best for my career

I am a senior in High School, going to UCSD, planning on double-majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Theater. Any advice on study habits, course selection, and time management to help make that happen? I am very passionate about both fields and hope to create careers in both as well, not one...

recently ive been trying to find jobs that will help me become more appealing to employers in a career path. I want to study design or art history, but I find that those positions are more difficult to find and secure.

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I am currently a high school senior preparing to graduate and continue my education in college. I want to become a pharmacist but I'm a little lost on what classes I should take, what majors I should consider, and how to gain experience while still in school. All advice is appreciated! #Spring26

I've always been fascinated by makeup and fancy hair, but I've always thought that it was too physically hard to become a cosmetologist because you have to be standing all day, and my mom taught me that it isn't a high-paying job. So I just studied hard to become a doctor, because that job is...

I love athletics. Probably don't have the skill for playing, but would love to be in management, marketing or something business-related for a pro league in the U.S. or Europe! What should I do now to prep? I am in HS.

Hiii Im a senior and Im really excited to be attending NYU in the fall which I committed for acting but plan on double majoring which I can already tell is gonna be stressful so any advice is helpful!!

I'm an 18-year-old graduating senior looking to study journalism, but feeling unsure about the future of news in the digital age.

As a high school senior, I plan on attending a 2-year community college and obtaining a real estate license. Any tips, shortcuts, or habits I can use to manage my time as efficiently as possible? I want to balance my workload with enough free time for social interaction and opportunities to...

I am transferring from a community college to a four-year university in the fall, and I am a little aphrehensive about getting adjusted to a new space.

My major allows me to work in either environments but I’m curious to know what each is like. Which has better benefits short-term and long-term?

For college students who are doing a double major, would you recommend it? I want to take Mathematics and Computer Science, but I can't decide between the two. I want to be a high school teacher after college, would double majoring help with that?

I want to pursue a career in sports/events but I'm not sure what job would be the perfect fit for me. How did you explore the different types of jobs and find the one?

Aspiring biotech or pharmaceutical career with a major in chemical engineering.

What surprised you most about credits not transferring when going to UCLA or USC, and how did it affect your timeline? What financial challenges did you face, and how did you handle them?