Mahwah, New Jersey

Specific extracurriculars? Volunteering? Dedication? Good GPA?

Like choose your work field? Somedays, I would like to be in medical. Other days, law. It’s a hard choice?

I am a third year undergraduate student studying Mechanical Engineering at Boston University. Expected Graduation Date: May 2025. I want to become a project manager one day in the engineering sector. After that, I would like to start my own business in that same industry. I am not sure which...

Im in a senior in highschool whos interested in philosophy history and law but i dont want to have a meaningless degree and be in ridiculous amount of debt, Is it worth it or should i just do trade

I see my favorite singers in music videos dancing and on world tours and concerts singing and having a blast and making lots of money. But I’ve also seen some of my favorite singers become depressed or angry because of the public (Doja Cat). Also she said that she’s a cash cow in one of her...

I’ve seen many people that have done it. Like Kim K. She does so much and so well. I want to know if I can do all the things I love to do and keep a personal life and keep myself from going insane from all the work.

I would like to become a doctor and be successful.

I’ve been writing songs for about 3 years and I honestly think they’re not that bad but I don’t know if they’re good either which sometimes leads me to getting rid of them. I would show it to my family members or friends but none of them are as passionate about music as I am so I want to find...

I want to be in the medical field starting off as an emt/ paramedic then work my way up. Some steps I need to take would be studying really hard, join class that spark the interest and research. What else should I do??

What's the best way to find a part-time job? I've been successful in finding internships, but most are short. I want a part-time job to help my parents out with tuition. I'd like to also know what kind of part-time jobs should I be looking for? I've tried to look for tutoring jobs, but they're...

I have just begun creating a Career Village account to possibly gain some information on how I can possibly become an architect in the future.

I’m currently a sophomore going into junior year and I want to take start doing programs that will help my future career. I want to use every opportunity I can get to reach my long-term goals.

In 11th grade in high school

I am currently a rising senior and originally I thought I wanted to be a physical therapist, but I know they do not make a lot of money. I want to be in a career where I can help people and still be able to help myself.

What are some good college’s for Preforming Arts and Music that I can start to research and see what I like.

I also would like to go esthetician school.

i’m in 9th grade and is wondering where should i start if i want to get into an ivy league and become a neurosurgeon

good job money your how with make happy being to with

I am about to graduate from highschool and I want to know what i should do if I want to get closer to being a veterinarian without alot of experience.

I need an answer

I'm going to college and would like some advice.

What colleges are good for jobs in the medical field?

Like why isn't there more extensive carrer training programs for each job

I was curious if singers get paid separately from music royalties and merch?

Even though I'm in high school, I still have some time struggling on what colleges I want to go to, so I just wanted to know how does someone go about their decision.

I have been trying to find out ways how to self publish but I was never able to find out how to do it. I was wondering if someone could help me/

I believe one career I’m interested in is engineering and I want to learn what engineer students do and how they work in school to graduate.

Education: Complete a bachelor's degree in architecture, which is a 5-year professional degree program. Many programs are accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). Coursework covers design, architectural history, building materials, structures, and more. Licensing:...

How should I start researching different career fields? I am an 11th-grade student and I am having trouble picking on what I want to study. There are so many options so it is difficult to choose one.

Do certain schools carry more weight than others in terms of physical degree? Like if I have the same gpa in either school, am I more likely to get a better or higher paying job if one of the schools was considered better or more prestigious? And likewise, would going to a cheaper program for...