Laguna Beach, California

I am a freshman at UCI

What's something a student starting a CNA program should be aware of? How does it compare to starting immediately as a nurse? Any advice?

Im a highschool senior and Im trying to figure out if a career in Radiation Therapy or as an MRI Tech would be better for me. I love both aspects and purposes of each job, but just wondering what are your experiences? Any help or tips are much appreciated thank you!!

What does the process look like and how could internships during college help me to get there? #Fall2025

I'm currently in community college in my 2nd year and I have yet to finish all the credentials I need to transfer to get my Bachelors. I find it very difficult to study and focus on science related classes as it's too much for me to handle so I feel very behind. Any advice is welcomed.

I've heard from a lot of people that maybe home health or registry would be the best option, but are there others out there? Currently I'm a junior and I have two years of nursing experience at a nursing home if that is helpful.

I am a senior in high school pursuing CS for more creative fields in the industry, primarily game/app development. What advice do you have for someone entering computer science and pursuing a more creative CS-related field such as game development (in the midst of the uncertain AI bubble)?

Advice on college choice might be helpful, and if nursing/ radiology is a good career path. Are people in this career path satisfied with their position, and if they are receiving good pay?

I just got my acceptance letter to go to UCI's Paralegal program but do work two jobs as well, trying to figure out a good balance with the program since it is more intense, and how to keep both jobs to be able to afford all of my bills and also tuition for the program, so I am looking for any...

what is the best MRI school in southern California?

Jobs that hire at 15

I’ve just started college and I’m in my first semester. I’m thinking about getting my CNA to gain experience for my résumé when I apply for jobs and when I apply to a university.

Not to be super cliche but I'm just going to say it... school sucks. I'm ALWAYS eyeing the clock and just waiting for 3:00, all day, everyday. And I know you're probably all like, "Well, Brandy, you can't just say school sucks and not have a reason WHY!" But I do! I do. The people, the school...

Does networking with professors help? Do I apply online?

I’m a 9th grader who struggles with money problems. I’m looking for a job to help my mom.