Humble, Texas

I am applying to college soon, but my major is not anywhere near what my ECs are. I've started selling clothes, made a social media platform where I gained 20k followers writing stories. But I want to major in Engineering, or a specialty in it. They are not related in any aspect, but other than...

Hello! I am struggling in choosing my major. I am planning in going into a field of engineering, but I'm not sure of the prospects of the future job field and coursework in college. I'm currently mainly considering Civil Engineering and Materials Engineering, but I'd like to hear about other...

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How do I know what majors would benefit me in college, or if it would be something I'd enjoy learning about during my time in college?

When do you know what you actually want to do after college? For example, let's say I have options but I can't really decide between which one I would like more for my future.

I haven't really decided what I want to be or even what field I want to go into. Once I find what's right for me, will I still have a chance even if my academics aren't so great?

How does someone know what they want to do or what they want to be after high school? The only thing that I have a somewhat decent grasp of is math, but other than that how do I find what's best for me?

How does someone know what they want to do or what they want to be after high school? The only thing that I have a somewhat decent grasp of is math, but other than that how do I find what's best for me?

Let's say you decide that you want to be a math teacher, you dedicate all of your time in school to be one. You can be a teacher in the future now, but how do you know that you won't want to change careers?

I am an AP, IB, and DC student who volunteers in various clubs while maintaining a 4.86 GPA. However, I'm afraid this isn't enough. What can I do to stand out?

I’m a sophomore in high school

How do I apply for university ?

I Am interested in the cosmetic field and aside from planing on being an esthetician, I am pursuing on being a dermatologist.

Where can I find career advice in person?

How are other ways I can work on college applications and still be able to get school work done. I don't want to completely lose focus in school and start making bad grades.

I'm a high school student who would like to get advice for the future!

How do I know that what I chose will be what I want in the future, and if I don't end up liking it, is it possible to change what you are already doing and go into something different?

How do I learn as much as I can about the Fashion industry and its history? I have an interest in it, but I am somewhat lost on how to navigate it. I have started watching some documentaries as a start. I would love to learn about brands, sub-categories, etc.

I am stuck between medicine and computer science/STEM.

whether it was financially, academically, or just something you missed an opportunity on in general.

I'm looking for scholarships

As a professional, how did you find out about CareerVillage? I didn't realize there was a network like this that helps students with career advice until recently, so I was wondering how the professionals on this site found out about it.

What's the best thing about consulting?

What are some key factors students should consider when choosing a college, and how can they ensure they make an informed decision that aligns with their academic, personal, and career goals?

I 16 and an incoming junior in high school

I was not able to take APUSH exam, so I recently heard about CLEP considering taking it in college to save tuition for US History. I am not going to social studies/history relation study concentration for undergrad.

Background: Engineering, officer in the Navy.

how long does it take for real estate business to takeoff? I really wanna do real estate, but I’m scared that I wont get no where.

If I want to graduate by a certain date, what's the best plan to get me there?

I don't think my high school offers psychology