Mount Sinai, New York

I want to be a peds nurse or anesthetists I know working in a career like that can be very tolling.

I'm currently a high school senior amidst the college application/decision process. As of right now, my top 2 schools include University of Connecticut and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. I understand that both schools are vastly different from one another but there are...

what is best source to learn programming?

Wild-life rehab, Eclosure builds

I've always wanted to pursue a career in medicine and that has not changed. But, I want to create a life for myself where I'm financially stable and happy. So, how do you choose a career that makes enough to support your lifestyle while maintaining a happy life.

how do I get better grades in school

I want to be able to go to a good collage but ofcourse its really expensive so I want to get huge scholarships so I dont have to spend too much money on my fees but instead for other important things.

writing tips. College admisssion.

I want to know if there are specific step I need to take in order to go to collage. what are some best collages for this field and how can I get a scholarship for them?

I don’t know how to do it and would like people to help me

I have peers who are 14 and already working I’ll be 16 soon and I want to start to work, but my parents won’t let me. What can I’d k fro show them that k have what it take to start to work?

I want money and I want to find a job

I would love to find a job that would pay well at least 70k a year and that I also enjoy, but with todays economy it is very hard to do so. So what would be more important? Finding a job I love but it does not pay well or finding a job that pays well but j don’t enjoy?

I've been struggling with time management for a while now and I can't get anything done.

I was wondering what I should do to start preparing myself for medical school. Some things I was wondering about are what classes should I take, whether I should go to a certain high school, will going to a certain high school improves my chances of getting into an Ivy Leauge college, and what...

A question pertaining to this topic is a very far understatement to how much there to ask about the careers or career path I have to take in life so being that what should I look for when entering college?

I'm looking to get exposure when in college around the arts and would like to get involved in the outside community within what I'm studying

I want to know about Logic Pro and audio mixing

I don't know what career path I want to choose when I get older. I am currently in 8th grade and next school year I ill be in high school. I like designing things and doing math.

Whats the best place to work at for a 16 year old who just got a car and wants to move out early. And I also want to like the job a little bit

I’m interested in doing something in a field like that and I love science what classes can I take to help get there.

I would like to make music in the future and I want to know how some music software works

I am a 9th grader. I want to become a veterinarian. Is it hard to become one and how can I become one? What electives would be helpful, and what college should I go to?

what kind of things are done in mechanical engineering

are they looking for people's SAT scores or community services, e.t.c

Is it to early for a 14 year old to be thinking about jobs?

I’m in 12 grade and, I’m really interested in higher education. I want to become more independent as I’m getting ready to graduate high school but, I don’t want to financially burden my parents while doing so. I have been putting aside money for college but don’t have nearly enough to pay for...

I’m in high school right now and i’m just wondering.

I’m a sophomore and I want to get into UCLA, I want to know what path I should be on in order to achieve my goal

I’m having trouble writing my college essay

I am about to be a junior at a High school in New York, and most people are expecting me to know what I want my future career path to be. However, for the longest time, I have been on the fence on what I should be doing because the career path I want isn't the most guaranteed to give me a...

I have experience with anchoring for my school news and have really enjoyed it wondering if this may be a career for me and could use some advice and insight

I want to become a doctor, but it may be too costly for my family and I was wondering if there was a way to avoid the immense amount of debt that comes with this job.

11th grade is around the corner and it’s the hardest grade at my school. I need to keep my grades up before graduation.

My fiancé and I are trying to start our own cleaning business. We just purchased business cards which should be in soon but are there other ways to promote other then just business cards? My fiancé and I are 17 y/o btw

How do you know you made the right choice?

I'm an incoming junior with limited experience in the field, but I think it would be a wonderful experience to partake in research, whether of my own or of a professional. My only worry is with the timing complication (what with school and everything else).

What skills are needed to start criminology and where can you find internships to get more into criminology/forensics as a high school sophomore? Thanks for the help

Hi! I'm in 9th grade and people keep asking me what I want to be or about my career and I don't know how to answer. I have many things to choose for my career path but don't know what to choose. I know many people have the same issue as me. Sometimes I say I wanna be this and that but by the...

I am wanting to be a Plumber and want it to be my career because I have somewhat experience with working the waterworks and I want it to be my career but, I don't know what kind of plumbing I can do

I plan on going to an architecture school

I’m a female who’s very invested in creating video games, and learning new skills in the field, I’m currently working on a game but I always wonder how far up I can take my career.

I’m in grade 12.

Did you switch majors? How did you know the major you were in was right for you?

I am an upcoming sophomore and I want to learn more about the machining industry.

Ive wanted to become a speech therapist for a while but Ive never met anyone who has this profession and its really not talked about so I was wondering.

I'm planning on becoming a dermatologist but I want some actual advice from people who have expertise in that field.

What is the best way to get into a career that works with animals considering how competitive the field can be? I've always loved animals and had a passion for caring for them. I feel that working as a zookeeper or a marine life biologist would be the perfect career for me. I just have no clue...

I want to have a career in the field of sports medicine and i’m currently a rising junior.

I’m currently focusing on my associates in business management and will continue my studies after I do my associates and I’m in my second year right now.