New Lenox, Illinois

I'm a sophmore in high school going into my junior year, and I'm already overwhelmed by it. I know Junior year is when you decide what you want in a college, but I honestly don't have a clue about what I want to do nevertheless where I want to go. Could you help?

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graduated with masters degree in computer science.

How can I become a software engineer within 2 months with a masters in computer science while having a basic knowledge on the trending technologies and industry exposure?

I want to find a good school but I don't know what my preferences are. I know I don't want to be near my home but that's about it. It's hard looking for a school not knowing what you're going to major in. what do you suggest?

I've heard that you can work and attend college full-time, but I don't know if you can also play volleyball. College volleyball requires a lot of time commitment, so I don't think I would be able to do this. Could someone help?

I have been a fan of f1 for years. I love the culture and traveling expenses. It just seems cool and a great place to work at. I am looking for something that is more on the marking side or something creative.

I am a high school sophomore in the Chicago land area and I would like to be a trauma or cardiothoracic surgeon.

What strategy will you advise to someone who’s trying to do a career change and because they’re not happy with the career they initially choose? I graduated from a BA in Hospitality Management in 2022 and when I was on my junior or senior year, I realized I was wasting my time and money on...

I am interested in entering the engineering work force as a freshmen college student. I am excited but don’t know what to expect.

How can college help shape your future?

Science is not my strongest subject, but I think that working as a dental hygienist would be a great fit for me professionally. It meets a lot of my job needs in terms of fixability, salary, and work environment. I'm doing research right now and would appreciate your assistance.

I want to get my CNA first and then build to an RN.

For a little background I started to learn programming around a few months ago and i really enjoy it, but I've been worrying about AI taking over if not in the near future maybe later on, I want to see if it's the way to go and it wont be replaced by ai (I'm a junior in high school).

Also what other classes should I take in senior year?