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I am currently trained in nursing assistant care and actively searching for job offers in this field. I would appreciate any advice on how to connect with potential employers, enhance my qualifications, or stand out in the hiring process.

*Note: This is an anonymous question asked by a learner.

This was my first time taking the ACT and I was unprepared and did not study well. My score has been sent to my dream UC and I regret it so much. What should I do?

I just wanted to ask because I am still debating on what to go in college for.

- internship experiences

I'm currently a junior in high school, so I'm considering colleges to apply to. Is there any advice I should take when applying to college to increase my chances of getting into the schools I want the most?

Ex: Stanford and Harvard. Very want to know more and have more time to prepare.

I am thinking dual degrees, economics/business and political science