Lakeland, Florida

I've always been very indecisive about what I wanted to do when I was younger, and it still troubles me till this day. Not because I lose interest in a job but because I want to do all of them. I want to be a doctor, an accountant, surgeon, novelist dancer. All subjects feel like a free for all...

I am an aspiring general surgeon who is currently in college majoring in biomedical sciences and minoring in psychology and I find myself alone and studying more times than not. How do I still make time for the things that I love and for healthy friendships?

“If you were starting over today, what would you focus on learning first?”

“What helped you stand out when you were trying to land your first role?”

How can a guy who is a pre-medical/biology major find a career path related to sports or along the lines of physical activity?

Hello, Are there scholarships for children with a deceased parent?
#Fall25 #Education #Scholarships #unusualcircumstances #howwillIpay #Collegeisexpensive

Why should I apply for FAFSA?

My career’s interest would include but not limited to counseling teens with any range of social experiences.

That's the type of person I am and I'm just looking in case there is something like that out there

I'm trying to rack up scholarship money in case I don't get offered one un my sport and I am also trying to find a job or career that I will be satisfied doing for the rest of my life

I will be a college freshman at Ave Maria University pursuing communications or music

I’ve seen a lot of people say that it’s possible to get an industry job after getting your physics degree, just wondering what are the types of jobs you could typically get

I am majoring in Fashion Design, but I live in the central west coast of Florida where it doesn't seem to be a prime area for fashion related jobs. Should I be prepared to move to places like New York or California for a fashion job in the USA?

I'm a senior in high school and I'm not sure what career I think would suit me better.

I am a senior in high school, and I know my ultimate goal is to become a CFO. However, being the CFO of a hospital or similar business appeals to me a lot more than something like an insurance company for example. How is working even as an analyst or finance job in a medical business unique? Thanks!

What skills should I learn, as a new grad who wants to start as a machine learning developer? And for DSA interviews, what algorithms should I learn beforehand to have a good chance at passing it?