Fremont, California
What is the hardest part of neurosurgery, aside from performing surgeries?
I am a high schooler, in 11th grade, and I am interested in brain surgery
What should I learn about people now in high school to help me succeed in the field of surgery later in life?
Should I learn to always let people be right, or should I learn to listen to their opinions even if I don't agree with it?
Can working in art cause you to overuse your passion for it, resulting in you no longer having an interest in it?
Does painting a lot make you irriated and not want to paint anymore?
How do I connect with alumni who had my major?
I'd like to learn what kind of business roles are best for me.
What competency and skills framework should I follow to make sure I'm career ready when I graduate?
What competency and skills framework should I follow to make sure I'm career ready when I graduate?
How should I be studying for Ap exams like APUSH and AP Spanish?
how should i study and what should i be expecting to see on the exams
What should I think about when choosing between CSU's and UC's for film major?
Hello! I am an upcoming senior (Class of 2027) and I am deciding between CSU's and UC's for film major. I have heard that CSU's offer more hands-on work which is what I prefer, while UC's are more research based. However, I do care about prestige as well. What kind of factors should I consider...
What would be the best classes for me to register for in order to succeed in a career for immigration law?
I want to specifically be an immigration lawyer and will begin attending UCSB this incoming school year to study Political Science.
How stressful is it for lawyers to balance studying and their personal life?
I'm an incoming college freshman. I will be attending UC Santa Barbara to study political science in hopes to attend Law School after.
How can I improve my multitasking abilities so that when I focus on a specific subject, others don’t decline in quality?
How can I distribute my effort across multiple difficult subjects in school without sacrificing the quality of my work or understanding
How can I dedicate time for work, school, and free time, without sacrificing quality for either of these categories if possible?
So far, I can yield optimal results academically, but I needed to sacrifice an extracurricular for that. Although I don't plan to do that same extracurricular, I want to replace the time I used for that extracurricular for a job.
What was the turning point in your life that made you realize that this was the career you wanted to pursue?
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