New York, USA

I want to be an autopsy technician but I'm not sure what college would be best to go to nor do i know what colleges offer autopsy courses

I’m going into high school and I really find myself interested in Science and Math classes, since I am able to get a job I was wondering what types would help better prepare me for the future.

I have to pass the SAT, but I am having a hard time understanding the Reading section. What can I do to improve?

Things i'm interested in:
.psychology
.theatre
.child education
.book writing/author

I need help because I'm down to try everything, which I don't see a problem with, I just don't know what I should do to have a good income.

What classes should I chose once I finally enroll in college?

I got all A's in my science and math classes, but I have a hard time understanding science. I really want to become a nurse but I'm scared I won't be able to pass all the science related classes. Should I become a nurse or think about another major????

I plan on going to an architecture school

Is there somewhere I can start and maintain?

Did you get advice or hear about something from a person or resource you didn't expect that might be helpful for an incoming college student to know?

I love working with children and I have done research on it and I can't find much like what colleges I should go to how to gain experience and where I should start.

on a scale of 1-10 rate how hard pre med is

I'm a junior in high school that's looking to get an advantage before going to undergrad. I want to get an internship or something along those lines so I can 1. begin exploring possible career paths in this field and 2. get some experience that could give me an advantage to get into med school.

I keep going from really passionate about helping people with mental illness to scared that I won't like it as much as I think. What helped you make that choice?

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.

Why do people choose jobs on payrate rather than enjoyability?

I'm currently going into my junior year in high school and plan on looking more into opportunities to expand my Cyber Security knowledge this upcoming summer!

I am unsure of what college to go to for wanting to pursue a career in Otolaryngology or what to major in specifically. What major is recommended for pursuing a career in Otolaryngology?

I want to go into the medical field but I am unsure of the number of years it would take to become an ENT or what is the recommended steps in pursuing this career.

I’m making a group YouTube channel with friends and I’m directing animated and real life videos, I’m also a screenwriter, manager, etc… what should I do to move forward in the industry?

How do I get into the field of film making without any experience? And what can I do to get experience?

I would like some pieces of advice on how to network/increase my chances to get an IB internship at a bulge bracket bank. I am an international rising sophomore at Stanford with perfect grades and relevant finance internships. However, I am not great at networking and know that it is super...

I’m in grade 12.

10 grader
Interests are sports like basketball, bowling, baseball,soccer, football
Favorite class is engineering

I want to learn more about science

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

Senior year, thinking about maybe going into the field of cybersecurity

I’m starting college in Fall 2023. I won this private scholarship for this veterinary technology program and i get to work at this animal hospital as a vet assistant. I don’t start the Veterinary Technology program at my school just yet as there are prerequisite courses I have to take first in...

How can you stand out?

I really want to be a vet. I think it’s so cool. But I don’t know where I’d start. I’m 16. And I want to be able to help animals.

I'm a rising junior in college studying CS, and I'm really looking forward to exploring various roles in tech, including non-coding, and how I can get into them.