Galesburg, Kansas

I would really like to be able to have a career in international relations and i am wondering what i can do now as a junior in highschool to prepare.

I am a junior in high school and would really like to have a job where I could travel more and practice my language skills.

How is a junior in highschool suppose to know what they want to do for the rest of their life? I feel like I need to know so I can plan what college to go to but need advice please. I want to make at decent money but don’t know if I want to do something in the medical field or business field?

I want to make my videos look really good for tiktok and maybe eventually youtube but I don't know what video editing software to use and I don't want to just put it on said app straight off my phone if I didn't film it there in the first place. I have capcut but I want something else free and...

Especially for someone who wants to persue a career in STEM?

I am in my year 2 sem 2 of Bachelor of Biotechnology, and I am aware that having relevant work experience has become a must in the modern workforce. Thus I would want to participate in order to gain degree-related work experience. #Fall22

I used to work as a proprietary trader and have also worked in organizational development (human capital management). Previously I studied a double degree in business management and psychology. Currently, finishing up a Master's in Finance and plan to enter the investment/finance industry and...

How difficult would say majoring in computer science is?

What should I be doing as a high schooler right now if I want to be a software engineer?

I want to know what is the best thing that pops out about your resume compared to others. Are there any experience that I need to know that make you a priority compared to the rest of the competition

I feel like I should start thinking about this, but I don't have too many ideas for it.

We’re going for a sports management degree what type of career can I expect?

Should I just go in undecided? I'm just worried that if I do, I won't be able to transfer into a certain course later on if it's full. Majors relating to STEM appeal to me, but I'm pretty sure my understanding of math isn't strong enough for me to succeed in anything STEM related.

I'm a junior in high school, and I'm preparing for my college applications. With many college acceptance rates dropping a considerable amount, I want to know just how much the college you attend can affect your job/internship opportunities.

How do I find a career that combines my interest with work?
There are so many options but I don't know which are good for me