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Hello! I'm clover I'm 13 years old and I'm wondering how do I start preparing early for college! (scholarships, picking out colleges, grades, ect.)

I am currently taking my last two classes at Palomar College and should be done by Dec 23rd 2024. I want to transfer to a university and continue my education to be a K-5 or even up to a middle school teacher. I love the idea of being able to inspire and make an impact on a students life. One...

I am currently looking for careers I can pursue after high school and my main question is how do I become a vet tech? What is the best university for this career? What courses do I need to take and can somebody explain how the courses work? And my final question is does it require math? I am so...

Hello all, I'm currently a full-time college student enrolled in a Music Production Technology program at San Diego City College (former Art Institute student) and have been creating, writing and producing music since 2018. I have recently become interested in pursuing becoming a DJ for...

I'm a 13 yo that wants to start prepping early. Working for the FBI is one of my dream jobs so I'd like to know what steps to take and what I have to do to qualify!

My ultimate goal is to be a literature professor, and I want to get my PhD in Comparative Literature after a gap year after undergrad. I contemplate how I can show proficiency in multiple languages or if there are other things I should do to stand out in my grad school application.

I've been going back and forth on whether I want to be a vet radiologist or a vet sonographer. I am leaning a little more towards the second option. I need help on what to do because it is such a specific field of work. I am 17 in my senior year and I want to know what to major in in...

I'm currently a senior in high school and am halfway through the school year. I started applying to schools, and the only one I have almost fully filled out is UC Davis. However, I don't really know what to major in for college if I want to pursue this career. I don't know if it's the same...

I talked to my college counselor, who told me that some degrees are eligible for certain careers. He told me he had a science degree and other 5 degrees and he became an elementary teacher. Then a few years later he became a college counselor. Side note: I absolutely do not have a passion for...

I would like to major in graphic-design, but I'm not sure where to begin. I love sharing the various content I create as an active social media manager for multiple clubs. Fortunately, my school provides a multimedia design course, and I'm wondering how I may advance from this...

I'm 19 and I'm interested in the long road to becoming a Network & Computer Systems Administrator, and I'm wondering what it's like and the day to day of someone who works in that field. But also the type of skills that could go along with it.

how can i start my own business as a teen? how can i be effective and try my best for success?

Examples, of basic classes are English, ethnic studies, etc. I am currently attending a community college so I won't need to take a class at a University.

What do I do as a sophomore in high school that’s interested in pursuing architecture/civil engineering/interior design? What are some scholarships, internships, or job shadowing I can do in San Diego to help me with my future career?

I am writing to express my interest in pursuing a nursing degree at your esteemed institution, specifically with the goal of becoming a neonatal nurse. My passion for helping vulnerable newborns and their families, combined with my desire to make a positive impact in the world, have led me to...

I am still undecided on what I want to do, but learning information about becoming a middle or elementary school counselor would be very helpful.

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I am a junior in college looking to apply for2025 summer internships/jobs in orthopedic prosthetics.

I've heard that becoming a community college professor is a different process than being a professor at a university, especially a research university. What are things I should do now as an undergrad student to prepare?

I see a lot of programs and I'm overwhelmed by which factors I should consider. Preferably, I would like a high-residency program that wouldn't require me to go into debt or expects me to pay too much out of pocket. My strongest medium is poetry, but I also like to write in prose.

I'm going into junior year, and I just want to know a few words of wisdom to set myself up for success.

Hi! I'm an upcoming junior in high school and I figured that this would probably be the most important year in HS when talking about college admissions. I'm a Cali resident and most of the colleges I'm applying to are in-state. I'm just worried that with the amount of pressure and expectations...

I would like to get feedback on my writing in order to improve it. Especially for when I want submit pieces to literary magazines. I want to know if there are online communities I should join or websites I should look into. Ideally I would like to get feedback for free, but maybe could work out...

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Currently, living in California and I am interested in becoming an Art teacher.

Should I limit myself to a few websites or put my profile and portfolio? Are there different sites that are better for me as a creative writer rather than a technical writer?

When I look at jobs on LinkedIn I see they usually require 2 years of experience. I would like to write part time and I’m curious about how to gain experience while I’m still at school.

Once you have a research internship, what practices can I do to get the most out of it?

I have been researching numerous articles on how to become an art teacher, but I am not sure what classes you need to take in college.

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I'm curious and want to gain inside knowledge of what it's like before I pursue this career! Is it scary, exciting, rewarding, dangerous? How long did it take to become a behavior analyst for the FBI? Was it hard? I'm trying real hard to dig deep into this career and anything will help!

Hello all, I am a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in biochemistry (Medicinal Chemistry), I'm exploring potential career paths within the scientific field. My current role as a certified nursing assistant has provided valuable clinical experience, but I'm now interested in identifying...

I'm almost a year in the service and I still don't have a credit card or a vehicle.

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I am currently a senior, trying to figure out how to build a portfolio in accounting to obtain a good job if marketing doesn’t work. I am confident in my major as I’ve built up a portfolio for it but the entry level pay may not be good. I appreciate your support and advice!

I have to interview any kind of doctor/ healthcare worker for an English paper in my class, so I’d greatly appreciate a few answers to include in my assignment: 1) please tell me about your educational and professional background, and why you wanted to go into the medical field. 2) what are...

I used to want to be a pharmacist. I graduated a four year university and my grades weren't that good so I need to go to community college to retake some classes. I finally got a job as a pharmacy clerk after 3 years of unemployment after graduation, and I'm also a pharmacy volunteer at a...

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Hello, I currently got accepted to both SDSU and UCSD but don’t know what school to chose. If I got to SDSU I’ll be majoring in public administration and if I go to UCSD political science. My goal is to first become a sheriff and move my way up to the federal level. What school would be the...

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I don't think I have the drive to pursue an actual PhD so I looked into alternatives and PA happens to be one of them. Any pros and cons I should be aware of?

I'm almost sure that I'll take psych and be a PA but I know that its very selective and rigorous.

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