Mountain View, California

like i heard theres like not a lot of open spots

Is there a preferred job that college students like to do that is not that stressful.

I'm a junior interested in making music and art but I do not know how to take the first step into looking for a career.

I want to have a career in art but I don't know if it is a smart idea for the future.

I like art, I paint, im good at media arts and social media, but i don't know if I should go to college.

im 17
in highschool and i dont feel passionate about many things and want to find something i want to do in the future

I would like to do it as my career due to one of my family memebers doing it, and I would like to get started quickly as possible.

How do i achieve these goals with my already busy schedule. what can i do to improve my chances in going to a college based on the profession i want

I'm planning on going to UC Davis

I am having trouble organizing my time efficiently and I want to improve on it so I can be less stressed on work, and it will be helpful for the future.

I am a junior in high school and have dabbled in writing stories, but a main problem I come across is making good, realistic conversations, or even small talk.

What can I do to have a higher chance to get a scholarship and also to get into a college I really want to get in? How what are some of the biggest problem in applying for college?

I'm currently a junior in high school and I definitely would like to become a lawyer, I'm just unsure about what type. I'm not asking for a suggestion of a type of lawyer, but I'm curious what experiences I can partake in to help maybe either exclude or include certain sectors of law which I...

I have some interest in culinary and sports medicine

I need help with my career because i wanna learn new things for my future and im new to the careerVillage app. Any tips would help and i can learn new things

I'm a junior in high school and play varsity basketball for Burton High School. College is just around the corner, and I need to make sure I have enough knowledge by now so I can be mentally and physically prepared to be a college athlete.

I don't really have any job experiences so idk what I should do to higher my chances of getting accepted at a job

I personally think it means that you have met the requirements to be ready to do your career because you have to be physically and mentally ready in order to have success because you shouldn't rush it

I don't really know what to do after HS but I'm aiming a bit towards the STEM related stuff.

college wise

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My career is in payroll, accounting and human resources. I see AI being included in job descriptions and wanted to ask about AI skills

I'm looking for ways to get sponsorship/donations for my preschool. This would go towards the facility and equipment for the children.

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I’m a senior in high school looking to start networking with sports teams, athletic trainers, and sports medicine physicians. My long-term goal is to work with professional athletes after college, specifically in the NHL or NFL. I’m eager to learn from others’ experiences and career paths, and...

I’m looking for advice on how to cover the fees for replacing my matric certificate and applying for an ID. I don’t have parents who can support me financially, and my sister who currently takes care of me has an unstable income. I want to continue my education and move forward, but these...

I am a senior at San Jose High School, I need advice about business management. I want to better my grandfathers family business and want to learn to perform better than he did.

I’m actively looking for video editor roles, especially those connected to social media and digital marketing.

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So I want to specialize in the law field, and currently part of Speech and Debate as well as Mock Trial. Some other trivial things are that I'm a part of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) and Varsity Volleyball. How should I show college administrators that I have a passion for...

I want to know the practical opportunities to apply what I learn and to build a strong resume early!

I want to know more about the pay, what you usually do on a casual day, and what experiences did you have prior to starting this career!

Any types of internships, extracurriculars, volunteer work? Especially in the Bay Area

I am interested in the fashion industry and creating my own fashion brand.

Any suggestions for students trying to pursue a career in Globalization/ Localization?

Should I use notebooks to take notes or use a computer?

I applied to UCD, UCB, UC Merced, and UCSD for UCS. And for the State University, I applied to SF, SJ, LA, and Long Beach.

I am in high school in my junior year and right now I have money issues, and I am trying to just make quick money and at a job I can work at maybe until I am a senior.

My goal is to become a pastry chef or become a cook, but I haven't exactly developed the skills for it, except for the fact that I know a lot of things about ingredients and food in general.

I am confused about when I go to college what lesson should I take.

I am a high school student and I wondering what majors I need to take?

I am a high school student and plan to be an accountant.

Highly competitive careers = high pay, but are there any less-known high paying careers?

I’m a student who is interested in working in the healthcare field in the future. I want to learn which skills are most important to start developing now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in skills like communication, teamwork, responsibility, and empathy, and how...

Thank you.

Any advice is appreciated.

Gaming/Computer Science industry

I’m currently a student and still deciding what career path I want to follow. I’m interested in learning about internships, volunteering, clubs, or other opportunities that can help me gain experience and figure out what careers might be a good fit for me.

I’m a student exploring different career options and want to be better prepared for future jobs or internships. I’d like to know which skills employers look for most so I can start developing them now through school, activities, or part-time work.

Lessons that aren't related to "I should've done better in school", something more deep.

Bullet points would be preferred!

I am a high school student who is starting to think about future careers. I’m still exploring different options and want to know what skills I should focus on building now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in improving my communication, life, and interview skills...

I am currently pursuing Chartered Accountancy (CA) in Pakistan and hope to pursue the CPA in the future. At this time, I do not have a passport or US visa, so I am looking for scholarships or learning opportunities that are open to international students and do not require travel to the United...