North Carolina, USA

I have been editing and I first learned how to edit when I was about 13 or 14. I am 17 and still in high school and it's been on and off since then. Recently I want to get back into that groove, so I was just wondering if there are any resources, internships, etc. that can help me improve the...

I would like to know some good internships, resources, or ways to gain more experience in programming. I am currently a high school student, so I do have lots of time but I would like to get a head start. I was going to learn from resources online and I found this free online course but I never...

I’m a rising senior applying to colleges in the fall and I’m interested in major in either biomedical engineering or biological sciences and possibly a minor in public policy.Is there anything I can do to add to my app in this short amount of time and if so what ?

Hi! I'm currently in high school but I want to become a mental health therapist preferably working with children. What steps do I need to get there? I also don't really understand all the license names (LMHC, LPC, LCPC, etc.) From what I understand which isn't much I want to be a LMHC but can...

I wanna make money and fast by being a product tester

Hi! I'm entering my sophomore year of undergrad. What tips would best help me prepare for my career in MLS programs before I graduate?

What process do I have to go through to obtain a job shadowing position?

Incoming freshman and studying accounting/finance; where can I look for internship opportunities and when is the best time to start?

I’m a junior in high school interested in going into biomedical engineering. I love chemistry, math, and biology, and I’m more interested in the practical, hands-on side of science (experiments, things that make a difference in people’s lives).

I love kpop and really want to be an idol, but my parents wont let me be one and i don't know why. please help someone

suggestions for college major?

I have found many careers and taken quiz to find out what would suit me, I'm just lost in it all.

For example, Appalachian State University is 23k and change, but GTCC is only 2 grand at max for a four-year education. I understand the latter is more geared toward two-year degrees, but both are in-state and both are colleges. Do the demographics in recent years matter in the equation of...

I'm a senior in high school about to graduate and attend Virginia Tech University in the fall but I'm thinking on potentially switching my major from graphic design to something else. I like being creative and problem-solving but I also like working with people, leadership, and strategy.

business model tips