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What would I major in to become a Obstetrician Gynecologis? and are there any tips as i’m heading into this career.

I want to become an orthopedic surgeon and work closely with a pro sports team. The only AP class I'm in right now is AP Precalculus as a high school sophomore.

With AI constantly evolving, there’s a lot of debate about which careers will still have strong job opportunities in the future. I’m looking for a bachelor’s degree that is projected to have strong demand and accessible entry-level jobs 4–6 years from now. I want to avoid fields that are...

I’m currently getting my bachelors in Sociology, and I love it. But most of the careers aren’t what I wanna do at all. Every job is like “case worker, parole officer, HR” those all sound miserable?? I wanna study people, events, social problems and trends. I wanna learn about race, LGBTQ,...

how do I learn computer science ?

Hi, my name Sanvhi and I am planning to major in architecture. I am currently a junior and my dream school is University of Pennsylvania. I have listed the AP's I have taken with the score I have received, and the ones I plan to take. All the following AP's I hope to get a 5 on, but if I were...

I’m currently a Registered Behavior Technician making $22/hr and am looking into associate degree options because I’m feeling pretty burned out in my current field. Unfortunately, due to working full time and having bills to pay, programs that require clinicals aren’t really realistic for me...

I’m 20 years old and planning to go to college. I’ve been in ABA for 7 months making $22/hr, and I don’t have a passion to pursue this field long-term. The job is both physically and mentally demanding, and I’ve received little to no support in what feels like an extremely unethical work...

Hi, I'm Angela, a junior becoming a senior in August. I'm having a dilemma about which route I want to take to become a midwife. Originally, I was going to go the CPM route, going straight into it after high school, but I'm worried if I'll have any employment when I get my certification. I...

I will be the first in my family to graduate and go to college so I am confused on the next steps after high school. After high school my next step is go to any university that will benefit me in the future.

Do pediatric nurses do anything related to kids,or do they just do the check ups on kids?

Hi. My name is Kyela. I am currently 12 years old and looking to be a pediatric nurse for college. I am in 6th grade and am homeschooled. My favorite hobbies are gymnastics,pickleball,and basketball.

Graduated with a BA in international relations, but I want a career change and I'm currently interested and wanting to learn more about how to become an EMS helicopter pilot in the US.

Hello! My name is Sanvhi and I am a rising junior. This summer and in the following months, I plan on conducting secondary research on the connection between architecture and domestic violence in India, exploring how spaces can impact the increase or decrease in violence taking place. To be...

,What do I do if I want to go to college for biomedical engineering, but I don't really know what to study to help me go into in im finshing my first year of high school, and i took honors biology, got a 4 on the final and Integrated Mathematics 2, and i am taking Chemistry, geometry next year...

What Career does a person who doesn't completely know what to do start?

I'm someone who sometimes struggles with handling situations where I am unable to control myself because of something that causes me to have high stress and anxiety, but I still have a passion to want to do law. What's something that most lawyers do when getting themselves in a situation where...

I'm a student here in the state of Florida. Specifically, Hillsborough County. I have been heavily involved in Criminal Justice and Law, considering I am a part of my high school's magnet program and was one of the only four high schoolers able to write a law and have it passed by the...

Accounting and Mathematics has always been my favorite subjects in school and I am now going to pursue a double degree in both areas. I am very nervous cause you have to be 100% accurate with anything related to those fields. Any tips on what to expect and any experiences on how it was first...

What pushes people to continue it?

I am currently a high school senior and will be attending college in the Fall majoring in film. I am looking to expand my film making and story telling skills. Any advice on how to best prepare for this journey would be great.

I've tried checklist apps, I've tried setting reminders on my phone but nothing seems to keep me in the right mindset. maybe I just need to train my brain on time management.

I am a sophomore in college and will be transferring to Vanderbilt University, entering as a junior, majoring in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience.

I’ll be starting college soon, so I want to understand how technology is changing the role of accountants and make sure i’m focusing on the right skills to be prepared and succeed, especially in math related areas.

More of a work related question, cybersecurity-wise; what should I be focusing on to build my experience outside of classes?

I'm currently a high school senior. I attend a technical high school and have been focusing on architecture as my major since 9th grade. I am certified in AutoCAD and Revit. I"m excited about the field.

I’m planning on going back to school for a second bachelors. How can I further my education affordably and still grow my career? The internship I took directly after graduation didn’t amount to anything and my degree hasn’t helped me get a job.

I want to spend a significantly short time to achieve this goal, and currently I'm close to finish my AA at a community college.

I am going to be attending the University of Florida in Fall 2026 and want to know if anyone knows of any common job opportunities that align with psychology and/or childcare, as I want to work with children in the future.

What is the estimated number of patients an emergency physician treats over a career? And how is that number calculated based on shifts and patient flow in the emergency department? #emergency-medicine #spring25