Georgia, USA

I’m a junior in high school and wondering how is the college process.Is their any tips for applying

How do i prepare for college, and how will i know when to start applying? I need to know what colleges are good for me, i want to major in art and design i have considered SCAD but i have heard it is a toxic learning community.

I am interested in the marketing field, nursing field, and psychology field I feel incredibly passionate about these fields. I am also a junior in high school

I am a b average in most of my classes. And eventhough I'm in my first year of highschool I would like to be able to get an early start and find collages and scholarships that are right for me.

what is grant or something that can help with college or something that can help you not pay so much money into college like a scholarship?

Are there any special test to be admitted to nursing school? Is it hard to be admitted to a nursing school?

Hello, I have recently developed an interest in forensics and have decided that that is what I want to do. I am currently getting my associate's in general studies, and once I complete that, I'll focus on the studies required for forensic science. What schools do you suggest I go to? What...

I am taking a precalculus class that is AP

I’m a 9th grader and I want to start a business while in high school any tip or steps on how to go about it

I am about to be in 10th grade and trying to start early.

As an American, it's much harder to get into the Formula 1 industry. I think finding an internship would be key to getting a future career in f1.

Specifically as a mechanic or a stratigist.

I am just asking because I am hoping to be a psychologist or some type of counseling job that helps people without being really in the medical field, besides that I just want some tips and suggestions if that happens.

I’m 19 years old and I’m still in school, I really need a job desperately with my dad upset I’m still at home it’s hard because I really have been trying but my efforts just aren’t paying off. What do I do?

Social skills and work skills

Any ideas on choosing a career path

I watch a lot of sports and the interviews and it seems like an interesting career. What is it like?

How do i formulate a plan to get to my future career?

How to become an entrepreneur so for business from home who would you do it if you’re not educated on it or have had anyone try to show it, and how do you get a job permit?

How is it to become an interior designer and what are some aspects you need to know.

I am a senior in high school and i want to become one, i just don't know what i need to study. I have looked it up before but i could never really find the answer.

I’m 16, I’ve wanted to be a therapist since I was 11. After having therapy myself I wanted to be able to help people like that. Know that even if they’re going through thought times I’m someone they can lean on. Even if they have no friends I would be there.

I’m still in high school, and before I get into my program I wanted to know some of the things that inspired other people.

I an interested in becoming a Neonatal Nurse.

How do I find Jobs or internships for the career - counseling and how can find information and tips for this job as a homeschooled high school student; junior; in 11th grade?

I want to become a veterinarian in the nearing future, so what are the important skills that a veterinarian should have?

What are some college studying and time management tips? Also is it true that all the assignments and tests that you’ll have are in your student handbook?

I hear a lot about AWS certifications or Amazon ones. Which ones are best to get into machine learning and data science jobs?

I am looking for a fast, part time, not a large commitment job to make money on the side for passive income.

What are remote part-time jobs that I can do as a high school student? Specifically, I am looking for entry level coding jobs.

I've researched ways to become one but I've kept getting different answers and I wanted to ask a professional if I could.

What is it really to be professional in the workplace?
I take cosmetology class and we were given a presentation on how to be professional in the workplace but I feel as if it missed something so what is it really mean to be professional in the workplace?

I want to know how to become a good doctor because i want to help people and make alot of money while doing stuff i enjoy doing.

I need help in chemistry. I pay attention and I answer the questions.

Excel or Argus?

I am a fourth-year economics major and I am about to graduate in the Spring. My question is, how does one begin to figure out exactly what they want to do with their degree? I know I enjoy economics but there seems to be a million different things you can do with it. I just don't know where to...

If I graduate High School early is it best to go to College as soon as I graduate or wait a few more years

I’ve always wanted to be an interior designer or work in the film industry. There’s not much demand for Interior designers where I live and i don’t want to move far away from home! There is a lot of demand for the film industry though. What should I do? I want to be in a career that I love and...

I'm a senior at Georgia Southern University studying finance. I have considered pursuing a career in either financial analysis or financial planning, but I think I'm leaning more toward the analysis route.

How can I find a starter engineering job? I would like to pursue a career in engineering, however as a 16 year old I’m not sure where to start.

What are his responsibilities?

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I am a high school freshman in ap human geography. Each night I have to read the textbook throughout the whole school week (total of 11-14 pages), or complete paper written packet and turn in the beginning of next class. And I sort of fall behind to catch up to finish work from my other classes.

There’s really no obvious path because, at least to my knowledge, getting on the specific track comes after graduate school in either residency or something else.

I have so many interests; I fear starting a path and soon realize I am unsatisfied or rather unfulfilled. In an ever-changing world with time being the most valuable, I feel as if the mistake of choosing the wrong field for me is dire.

Little backstory of me so I’m finishing up my hs credits in finishing school and i’ll get my highschool diploma and a certificate for taking phlebotomy courses (only course they offer at my school) now lets say I want to be a L&D nurse what would be my next step? Apply to nursing school? I want...

how do i make cash?

I would like to be able to take in revenue from home (as my schedule is spotty and I’m 16 in school) and I want to know advice for starting ie websites

I have a love for engineering and was wondering what a good GPA is if i wish to pursue it as a career path.

I know you're going to use it in life but does every job really require math

I have a 3.5 GPA but if dont know if I want to go