California, USA

What career paths can a business major lead to, and how do different concentrations (e.g., marketing, finance, management) affect those opportunities?

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I was wondering if there are programs out there for literature students to enhance their studies or prepare for grad school. I’ve already done research with a faculty mentor and plan to study abroad, so I just wanted to know if there was anything else I can do.

I have decided I want to go for my Master's and Doctorate in Art Education, but I am curious what writing a 200-300 page dissertation and defending it is like. It sounds very daunting at face value at first, but I am never one to back down from a challenge. I just want an idea of what I am...

I want to pursue music it has always been my passion and my anxiety and depression has always held me back amongst other things and I want to develop my craft.

I sometimes struggle with procrastinating in classes I don’t enjoy (specifically when it comes to consistent studying), and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how I can work to improve this?

I am wondering if there are certain areas around the world where I would find more opportunities or if there are specific places I should consider applying to that would allow me to put my knowledge to use?

I’ve been told by a lot of people that colleges like it when you seem like a real person and your true self in your applications.

For a career like this, maybe an architect or product/sustainable designer, how much should I prioritize math in college and now in high school?

I’m a junior in high school trying to find a career that I might want to continue with and maybe major. I enjoy designing, digital and traditional art, and learning how things work.

I’m a junior in high school and not exactly sure what I want to pursue but I love art and am interested in science as well.

I would like to study environmental science and was wondering if there are any ways I can gain experience prior to college?

I’m an incoming college freshman who struggles in science specifically. Math is an okay subject I can learn but science I’ve always had trouble with in high school.

I heard that LSATS and grades are what law schools care about and want to know how true that is.

I'm in 11th grade going into 12th I'm not allowed to get a job or be able to drive until I'm done with high school and my gpa is not the best.