El Cerrito, California

I am currently a senior in high school, and have been considering a pre-law path for a while. I thought it might be nice to ask some basic questions that can help me understand what the career is like.

I am a sophomore in high school, and I'm not sure what majors or career paths I'm interested in.

I am interested in pursuing a PhD and conducting cancer research. However, I would like to combine my passions for genetics, genomics, evolution into my approach for cancer research. I also want to conduct research that involves field research (taking samples from natural systems and wildlife)...

I really wanted to know it!

What career paths and/or majors make the most money(STEM related)? I'm a high school student who wants ideas for what to do in the future.

What paths leads to this career?

what are computer chips made of?

Tip's for incoming college students.

I enjoy computers, exploring outside, and space.

I'm a 10th grader that wants to major in computer science in the future. I've gained some experience with programming before, but I'm unsure of what to do with this experience. I'd like to find programs in San Francisco where I can apply these skills and improve my readiness for college.

If I major in mathematics for college, what type of career should I focus on? What if, when I get my degree and look for a job, there are no jobs that would hire me?

I am interested in mechanics and engineering.

Im wondering what jobs I could get after college if I choose a business as my major in college.

what should I major in and what should I focus on?

I'm wondering what classes to take in high school if I were interested in doing something in engineering when I go to college. What classes would I need to take to help?