Camp Pendleton North, California

I am a sophomore in a liberal arts college, and I want to know how I can get internships and become a strong candidate. I want to go into consulting, but it scares me because of how competitive it is. What kind of traits should I have?

The skateboarding and surfing industry is expanding endlessly, and almost all colleges continue to support team sports, while starting a Surf team is difficult at most universities. Skateboarding and surfing will be in the olympics soon as well. #sports #skateboarding #surfing #athletics...

When I get older I want to enter the business industry. Does anyone have any tips about business, or how I can exceed in that field of ineterst.

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How Can I look for scholarships?
Why I have to investigate about school?
What is something to considerate?
Where are some opportunities of jobs
How to get in universities?

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My GPA is not very high, and it makes me anxious since I am going to be in a competitive field. What can I do if I do not have a high GPA and perfect extracurriculars?

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I have to take federal unsubsidized loans. #finance #JULY20

I don't always have time for extracurricular activities, I also don't work but I have chores and lots of homework every night, I'm taking 4 AP classes right now ( I'm a junior in high school). Just thinking about joining a club and staying after-school sounds like too much stress! ( I know I...

I want to start my own business with homemade jewelry and have it become successful someday.

I’m planning on majoring in public Administration to become involved in the government does this major help with become a police officer and advancing my career?

I want to eventually own a business for residential interior decorating and am wondering which of these two I should do: 1. Major in interior design 2. Major in business and learn interior decorating on the side I would also just like some general tips on how I should go about my career path...

When I ask people how they knew that their current career was the right one for them they usually answer with "you just know" or "I'm happy" or "it just feel right". In a general sense I understand that but since I have not experienced it I am questioning if the vagueness of *just knowing*....