Newman, California

I have volunteered in the past and have experience as a BT, but I want to try something new that will give me different insights.

I’m majoring in Child Development I am a sophomore in college undergraduate, and I love spending time painting and raising animals.

I’m a high school senior planning to major in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at San José State University. I’m really interested in both software engineering and data science since I enjoy coding, statistics, and working on robotics projects. My biggest worry right now is choosing...

Im in highschool and I want to make money off of art and share my stories but I have been too scared. Just want to make sure Im doing something stupid that could impact my life if it doesn't work out.

And what makes you frustrated by it?

I am also pursuing a career in this and would like any additional information or insight you can provide!

I am currently a senior committed to play soccer at a 4-year college, and I am curious how different it is compared to playing a sport and managing schoolwork in high school. I am planning in majoring in business management, and I am curious about what workload could possibly be.

I am a high school senior that is about to enter college. I plan on entering the librarian field, but I am unsure if I should already be seeking out experience opportunities, and what opportunities are out there.

What is the best option if I want to move states but continue my education? I want to move to a bigger city and enjoy being young, but I do not want to put aside my education for that.

Single mother part time student reaching for my career to begin

I am taking my courses all online. I know it is more flexible but I don't know if it will be harder to progress in my classes. But I can't take on campus classes because the college I am applying to is all the way on the other side of the country.

I would like to know if I should not be so hopeful that I will get a job being a Physician Assistant assisting in Neurology, or if I can rest assured that this path is realistic. Also, I would like to know if all Neurology PA's have to work with surgical procedures, or if they are mainly free...

I feel like I can never get into the flow of studying, I always feel just a little bit distracted and I feel like that holds me back from doing my best when it comes to my courses.

I'm currently enrolled in a community college and am planning on transfering to an university for electrical engineering after finishing my gen ed. Typically, what should I look for when making the choice and how do I know that an university have good funding for the major I want?

I am a college student who is going to school for business but am not sure if I should go into more of a math route if I plan on going into real estate