Colorado, USA

I love to cook and am quite good if I do say so myself. Though being a chef is not my first choice as a career it’s one of my favorites as I love to cook. I’m a junior in high school and feel it’s time to jump on the bandwagon for finding a school. What are affordable but quality culinary schools?

What should I do, I would like to go into a medical field later in my life along with going into an ivy league school considering that my question is what should my ideal grades for middle and high school be.

I’m a junior in high school and I want to be a professional ballerina, I’ve done dance since I was 8 and love it, but I’m confused where to go after high school. I know about schools and academy’s but I don’t want to go to NYC or California if possible. What are the best schools? How do I get...

How do I start a career at beauty stores without being certified or having experience? How do I do good in job interviews without having any experience?

How do you start a home for teens displaced for abuse or runaway?,
I’m interested in doing this someday. How do I get started?
What are laws about it?

I’m 13 and I need to know some tips on how I can get better at sports I’m a female so the sports I can do that the school provides are (cheerleading, Volleyball, Golf, soccer, track and field) so if you have any tips let me know!

Would it be good to get a credit card? Do a part time job while being in college?

Why is college so hard

Is technical school better than college? If so, do you have to write an essay application? I've been looking into it but I wanna know from other people.

My name is Laikyn and I’m in 8th grade and I want to know the steps on how to work towards my career.

9th grade, interested in understanding more about careers, law, sports, and military.

I have wanted to become a pediatric oncologist for 4 years now. But, whenever I describe my aspirations to an adult or mentor, they tell me that it will be too hard and mentally taxing. So, what keeps you going whenever the job brings you down?

I am a sophomore in high school, I want to go to UCLA, I do think law would be a good choice for me due to the fact that I can be very persuasive and persistent.

I live in a small place so I know stuff gets around fast since it’s small but I don’t think if I start it will be big enough to get around you know.

how can you get better at a task what are the steps to this? How can you build better skills and get better without stressing out and procrastinating?