Forest Hill, Maryland

I'm an 11th grade high school student just curious on how to wisely start my career path, with the thought of affordability, and later debt in mind. Traveling too far for college seems like a hassle as well. Possibly, I could find some good advice on this?

As a sophomore college student, I want to explore different fields in computer science early to discover which path I might want to take in the future. I also would like to build up my resume starting now. Any experience to keep me occupied during this summer would be very helpful.

Just curious.

When is it too late to fill out the FAFSA for the 2024-2025 college year? I haven't out in my college application yet, and I'm not sure if I do the application before or after FAFSA.

I've been contemplating a major in nursing, but I'm grappling with the fact that math has always been a struggle for me. Throughout school, I've often felt embarrassed about my difficulties with math, to the point where seeking help became daunting. Despite my best efforts, I haven't grasped...

what the best things and skills i have to do if i want to be good in math?

Basically what are some struggles that i should be aware of in college and getting into the career

I really need to get into medical school but i need to know the process and steps needed for me to get into medical school and i hope to get that here.

I really need to get into medical school but i need to know the process and steps needed for me to get into medical school and i was hoping to get the answer to that.

Want to be a criminal justice lawyer cause lmao money and sounds fun and good at it

Should I look into internships, jobs, classes, certificates? Is there any recommended ways of learning cybersecurity online? What are cybersecurity companies (or anyone hiring for cybersecurity) looking for in applicants?

I’m considering both real estate and architecture, which one do you think has better opportunities?
I enjoy architecture but I also am unsure about where I want to attend college.

If you begin a career in cyber security, computer science or any similar field and want to switch your career to a similar one, is it easy?

I am looking to find a career in computer Science and technology. My experience in this subject is fairly limited as I have just now been looking for good career path in Computer science.

what colleges offer a computer science program?

I am an extroverted high schooler that's interested in comp sci, but I am worried that I'm going to be lonely since this field includes working independently a lot.

Computer Science/ CSP

I am a high school student who is in a comp sci class considering options as a computer science major or coder. I don't know what is required and what kind of attributes as a 16 year old I should work towards.

Is computer science a good major in college?

i am a 13 year old seventh grader and i being learning how to code but i do not know what course to study, so i am wondering if you can help me with that

I just basically want to know because I have never been to work so I don’t know what the hardest part is.

In my school were just starting to have to study for tests and other things and I know how to read my notes over, but I don't know an effective way to study.

I have a two-year degree in what is essentially digital photography (my childhood dream) that I got immediately after high school. I have since decided that this isn’t a good fit for me as a career, and have been struggling to find my first job. In 2019, I went back to my local community...

any ideas ?

I want to go to school for social work, but I haven't done much time looking for a college to go to. I have pretty decent grades.

How well do they do
What can I do to start
Why do people need it?
Will AI take over if so, will there even be a need for this job anymore? In the future how can I tell?

I am in middle school. I don't know what to do.

I am looking for work from home jobs as a
17 year old High School student. Like customer service, virtual assistant, etc.

What is forensic accounting like in terms of day to day work, what type of cases do you work, is it typically focused on large projects like organized crime?

Should I study C++, Java, Python, or HTML5 in college?