California, USA

I am currently studying health science, planning to complete an Masters of Science in Nursing after my undergraduate education.

My name is Kameron and I am a senior. I am doing a Senior Project for my language arts class where we explore a career that interests us. The purpose of this project is to to give us an idea of what we’d like to do in life after graduation. Part of this project is asking 10 career related...

I am going to college to major in biology to eventually get my doctorate in veterinary medicine, during this time I will be running track. If anyone has advice to help know if it's what I want or just for the people around me.

I’m interested in a few different career paths: hair styling, working in sports, and becoming a math tutor. I’m not sure which one would be the best fit for me long-term. I’d like advice on how to compare these options, what skills or education each one requires, and how I can figure out which...

I’m 25 and pursuing a vocational program to become an LVN. My path into nursing was shaped by taking on caregiving responsibilities early in life and experiencing loss, which showed me how important compassionate care is. I’m interested in patient care and want to learn how nurses handle the...

Hey CNAs in training. how do you juggle a job? Night classes, weekends, or online flex? What's your game changer for staying on track? 😴➡️💼

How did you manage to adapt to the workload? Were you able to have your own personal life and job aside from working towards your degree? Is it something you recommend for anyone?

Although I ask this question from a nursing student perspective, I believe this approach is foundational to succeed in any field. The answer does not have to focus on a healthcare setting and give a broad explanation of developing coping strategies and using resilience as a tool to approach...

What habits, skills, or experiences are most important for building a successful career, and how can I start developing them now and balance motivation and life?

Why do it take some lawyers longer to become lawyers or criminal defense lawyers

Do you have to typical do 7 years of college to become a criminal defense lawyer or do they have programs also for it

How do you manage your personal life from being a criminal defense lawyer

I'm a 12th-grade senior, who's about to go into Cal Poly, Pomona, and I'm worried about how the work industry is going to be when I finish up with university. I am going to major in criminology, so I am looking into law-enforcement. But I want to know how difficult it is to get a job in this...

does it also have a good environment? What about rent? I'm Hispanic, is there diversity background? Are the people there friendly? Do you guys recommend it

I would like to do Electrical Engineering, but working with computer it also a good major I would like to pursue. So, is there really any difference between Engineering and Computer Engineering? Do I need different degrees, or do I need to focus on a certain subject?

How many years of college or what degrees do I need to get for Electrical Engineering, so I could have the best chance of getting into Electrical Engineering?

I am currently a undergraduate music student at a community college and am going to transfer to a University next semester. Upon completing my coursework and receiving my bachelors degree, I plan to teach music at a high school while I work towards a masters degree and ultimately become a...

I'm a high school junior looking for possible career options, and during my research, I came across neuropsychology, and I found it to be really interesting since it has to do with psychology, the brain, and helping people. I want to learn more about the career and see what can be done to help...

I want to take this career path into consideration.

I am starting to get into architectural and I like this type of job, but I need to know if it's as hard as it sounds, or if you need any type of connections.

How do you get hired?

This question applies to Music Directors & Composers.

My name is Geovan. I’m in 11th grade and starting to think about my future.

I’m interested in hands-on careers like construction and HVAC, and I’m also considering joining the United States Army or United States Navy.

I’m a high school student interested in studying sociology in college, and I want to make sure I’m developing the right skills early. Are there specific classes, clubs, jobs, or projects you’d recommend I focus on to prepare for sociology-related careers? Any advice from your own experience...

Research includes surveys, interviews, data analysis, and fieldwork. What about clubs, projects, volunteering, and research?

What degrees are typically required (for example, do I need a PhD or PsyD in clinical psychology, or is there a specific neuropsychology program)?

I'm thinking of different types of jobs I want to work, but I also wanna know if it's a difficult job to handle.

I'm interested in the pay.

What is the salary of an Oil Rig worker.

As the market changes every day, does it accumulate to a certain point where you get paid less or more based on the market?

I'm in 11th grade, and I have taken Honors Chemistry. I'm planning on taking AP Statistics and AP Environmental Science.

I would probably prefer to teach Kindergarten or even TK. I plan to transfer to a UC or Cal State for my bachelor's degree.

For example, if I write a sentence or paragraph, can I ask AI to help me reword or improve it?

How do I make myself stand out as an aspiring aerospace engineer and astronaut? The field is one of the most competitive and I really want to make my mark in my university and career as someone who took intiative and showed interest in their field. I know clubs, extracurriculars and programs...

I want to be able to build a strong profile that catches the eyes of recruiters, and managers.

I want to find a career that is long term, and will not be affected badly by AI so I don't risk losing my job.

I am currently a second-year undergraduate student with a huge interest in the medical field, specifically physical therapy. I am also interested in joining the military and I know that there are routes for medical service members. What is the best pathway to combine military service while...

I am entering in as an MS1 and am excited to go along this new journey! #Spring25

I am entering in as an MS1 and want to prepare the best I can!

How do those in bank management or financial advisory roles recommend younger applicant's stand out when applying for entry level positions. In what ways could I show initiative to grow beyond that entry level position.

I am a high school Junior who is planning to major in economics. I want to learn from those who came before me so I do not make the same mistakes they did. I aspire to be successful and know that I need to learn a lot. I am willing to be humble, and I know what it takes to succeed. #Spring26?

How do I know I am passionate about?

Im in highschool and I want to make money off of art and share my stories but I have been too scared. Just want to make sure Im doing something stupid that could impact my life if it doesn't work out.

I'm a senior in high school thinking in majoring in Biochemistry and later going to medical school but I'm scared for the future. What are some tips to survive medical school or surviving biochemistry in college.

I am a high school senior going to attend a four year college and I am interested in a career in the law field. I know I do not want to be doing paperwork and sitting in an office all day, or being a trial attorney. All this being considered, I'm not sure if law if the right path for me.

I am an incoming junior and will be starting my upper division courses and am wondering if there are any highly impactful study tips that may be most helpful with the critical classes ahead.

I'm a 17-year-old high school student; I've loved doing theater for years. But I'm afraid I won't make any real money if that were to be my career. I'm passionate about helping children through therapy, but I think I would be happier in the long run if I were to pursue theater. I'm mostly...

I'm a senior in high school and I am moving from California to New York for college at LIM. I want to get internships for experience but would also like a job. I also would need tips on how people are balancing these things while going to school.

What is the best way to get experience in a museum if I want to be a curator? I am going to start my Master's program in the fall, but I feel like I am behind on field experience. I have applied for internships, but I am never qualified enough to get any. Should I start by volunteering or...

I just want to know what my options are. Teaching is definitely an option, but I want to know what are some other options.