Discovery Bay, California

I am a junior at high school and within the next 10 years I want to see myself like that.

I can’t imagine having art as just a hobby, I want a career focused on my artwork and creative side.

years of college or ultrasound school

Mainly the Ivy League colleges.

how do i pick the college right for me

I’m under 16 and unavailable to get a job; and rarely have permission to go out and do most things by myself. The only way im usually able to get around and hustle is in school , so what can I do?

How do I apply and find internships as a 17 year old? How do I find internships that can pay and have some flexibility?

I want to get more customers to boost my business and sales so that I can upgraded packaging and hire more people to help me with this project i am working on

How can I better increase my chances of winning scholarships when writing essays?

Any tips, advice, or guidance would be extremely helpful. It would also be nice to hear anyone's own experience on why they made their decision.

I’m interested in interior design or media design

Hello my name is Naomi,

When do you feel like you're done with that trade?

Hi, I'm a san jose job corps student, studying Culinary.

I am a high school senior that is applying to very selective schools. I have high grades and many extracurriculars, but don’t all the other students? What do you think can make one stand out to a school?

How difficult is it for recent graduates of a college or job training program to get hired for this job in The bay area? – not difficult, somewhat difficult, or very difficult and why?

Would I be using any other technical tools while working in a warehouse besides using a forklift, if there's any what are they called and how do they work?

Do you have to do a lot of math working for a company like Amazon or any company that requires you to work in a warehouse?

I want to go into nursing/pre med and want to see what field/work should I go into that will mostly require me to help people in need

I really don't know what career option to choose from but my major is sociology and I want to explore what careers I could choose in Sociology.

Hello I am having a little trouble of looking for internships that are real and valid.

How do you know what to major in if you don't have any passions or you don't know what you want to pursue. I'm applying for some scholarships btu a lot of them ask where you want to go for college or what you want to major in but I don't have an answer yet

What are the interviewers actually asking? How do you know if something isn't enough as an entry-level position?

How can I make myself stand out during my 2 years of community college and what opportunities can I take that will prepare me for a four year!

I have kind of mediocre grades. (I wouldn't say they are too bad mostly a's and b's a couple c's here and there.) I want to be a teacher and am not sure which colleges will except me. I really want to be a teacher it has been my dream forever, but I don't know if it's achievable now because of...

I have worked in design for about 10 years, I'm thinking about taking the google ux certification course or maybe a design boot camp but not sure how I will get real world experience when everyone hiring wants real world experience not volunteer or bootcamp projects.

To get a degree, bachelors degree, a doctorate in your career path to have a good job in something you like and enjoy doing.

how do I become a therapist? What kind of credentials do I need? What is the starting salary? What are the best companies to work for? Where are the best colleges for psychology?

I've been working for 20 years since I graduated from college -- 17 years at a nonprofit research institute and then the last 3 years at a large U.S. bank. My focus has been on identifying, selling/pitching, evaluating and experimenting with innovative ideas in a brought range of areas -- new...

What should i be focusing on?

I know the medical industry has a good pay in comparison to other occupations of interest, so that is one reason why I’m asking about this. I don’t know much about the field, and I’m curious to know more.

I want to become someone that helps the environment (by making things like decomposable styrofoam). The problem is I don’t know where to start. I’m a freshman in high school going on sophomore year, and I feel like there’s more stuff that I can do in my high school years that could help me find...

How can I be more social?

Hello to anyone who's reading. I'm a sophomore in high school and I currently don't know what major to pick even though I still have 2 years ahead but I think it is a good time to start thinking about what I like doing and what I should pursue because I am passionate about my work to make the...

I am currently still in high school, I will be an upcoming senior (class of 2024).

I am interested in going into nursing or being in the medical field.

I am a senior who is interested in the field of computer programming. However, I have not taken any computer science class/course yet (I have only touched coding blocks a few times on Code.org). I would like to get an idea of how an average day would look like, such as the hours of work, any...

I'm interested in going into journalism, but am curious as to what paths I can explore in the field other than "news reporter" or "staff writer." What potential options are there? As well, what are some other aspects of journalism other than writing that I could think of going into (i.e. the...

What is it like being a journalism major? Is it a worthy major to go into, and what other majors would be recommended if my college doesn't offer it? As well, is grad school necessary for going into the field of journalism?

How would I be able to pick the best classes in a junior college to become an Ultrasound Technician Student? #Spring23

As an incoming sophomore transfer student, I'm curious how I can carry over the successful academic and social strategies I've developed into my 4-year university experience. I'm also looking for the best opportunities to grow and expand these strengths.

I am currently 16 years old (I’m turning 17 this year) living in California and I’m going into my junior year of high school. J know choosing to go into such a rigorous field as the medical field won’t be easy but I trust in my decent academic performance in school so far and love for helping...

What are the core values as a nurse? How do those values play a role in furthering yourself as a human being? Are there any practices or procedures in nursing or the Healthcare system that we can translate into our daily lifestyle?

What will my future career in social work bring others and myself? #sociology

I play clarinet for my school band and am currently learning Alto Saxophone. I have minimal experience in Oboe but I am planning or picking it up again as well.

Who would you direct to receive the treatment first and why?

Can a reasonable option be to apply for community college and take online classes for an associates, while going to my original university in person?

Hello!! I hear a lot about how people don't always know what they want to do, which is reassuring, but also brings me to question academic flexibility.

I have always wanted to go into the medical field. Recently I have been researching about pediatrics. However, I am unsure if I should pursue a doctorate or a master's in science. I am knowledgeable about the schooling length for these degrees. Additional question: what are some of the best...

I will be entering my freshman year at UC Berkeley this fall and am earning a GIAC certification over the summer. My dream has always been to enter cybersecurity and I want to learn how to effectively join the community as a changemaker.

Is there any strategies that you have used or maybe just what did you do in general to help out with your experience?

After completing their transition from high-school to college, many students wish they knew certain things beforehand. While it can be common knowledge to some people, various students have no choice but to learn certain things through experience because they’re first generation students.