North Las Vegas, Nevada

I am in 8th grade about to go to 9th.

I want to be a WNBA Basketball player.

Why is it important to not use the exact same words on your resume, especially for different jobs you're applying to? and what would be the best way to keep searching for jobs after not getting hired for the first few times? What are some things to remember when being approached by an issue...

I'm considering universities and I was sure I wanted to major in neuroscience, but one of my desired schools only has a neuroscience minor. I'm not sure what the differences are and how having a minor versus major degree will affect my career options.

I was leaning towards pre-med in the beginning, but now I'm interested in being a veterinarian. I saw someone on social media doing both, but I didn't know that was possible.

Edit: I know I want to be a neuroscience major.

Any tips or tricks? I am going into biology and will be moving onto veterinarian after that

How can i become a realtor in the future but also have trouble with the required mathematic knowledge that you have to have in order to be in the real estate market.

I want to be something of a software engineer.

My mother was on hospice for a year and I was her caretaker. I fed, bathed, gave medication and assisted with the bathroom. Do I list it on college applications just like that or reword it?

the title pretty much says it all i need to undertsand the proper way to apply to college without screwing it up

Does where you attend affect how admissions are seen? Is something more impactful?

high school student starting her senior year and wondering where to start for scholarships.

What is the best route to become a successful dentist? What tips do you have about the journey, such as schooling and experience? Are there certain things I should be expecting or getting prepared for?

How do I get jobs to call me back I've applied everywhere and have followed up but they never call me back.

I don't have many, at most 4 or 5. Does have a big impact on my acceptance chances?

I participated in a free high school neuroscience course from the University of Toronto. We had online sessions for over 2 or 3 months, but no homework. Would I be able to put this on an application?