Novato, California

I am really interested in the field of mental health and psychology. I know psychiatrists can prescribe medication while psychologists can't, but is there any other major difference between the two careers? Is it worth the 4 years of medical school just to be able to prescribe drugs, or is...

I want to apply for a school-year internship at a medical facility (or healthcare adjacent program) and I am having a hard time finding opportunities for THIS school year.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you!

For context, this isn't urgent because it hasn't happened yet. I just want to know what to do when I choose one college over another when both have already accepted me. Do I send the loser a rejection letter? Do I just not show up in the fall?

I'm an overachieving high school senior. I've contacted representatives and senators using the official template multiple times, but received no reply. I understand they are busy people and that they receive thousands of these letters, but I'd really like to get accepted. Advice?

Ex: Go from civil engineering to acting.

I'm pivoting from consulting to product management and would value current product teams' perspective on this question!

IT is heavily impacted by AI, the job market, and changing technology trends.
I was wondering which careers are more laid off proof or the most stable currently.
And if these careers will be stable for the next 5 years or so.

Basic information I should know for the interview process

I'm interested in learning more about information technology (IT). So I was wondering about certain careers in IT and industries you can work in.

Currently I'm interested in learning more about data science. So I was wondering about the different specializations in data science such as NPL or computer vision. And what careers might be in these specializations.

I simply am looking for a good place to start my career, somewhere that will set my on the right path to success.

what could be the best way to make sure I am financially prepared for when I graduate and start working and I complete my training for my trade so I could work well too.

Am having a hard time to choose how i can

I want to be an optometrist and I'm not sure what the exam entails, how licensure works, the cost, where, and why.

While I do need to show some community service, I am interested in majoring in business and am wondering whether to spend that time working towards writing for financial literacy or join this Council where I don't know which mission it will most likely serve. I would like to hear the...

I am mostly looking to start a business related club (anything related in the field is fine, i.e finance, economics, marketing, business, entrepreneurship). Most colleges have clubs that are specific to that college, I'm looking for clubs that can be brought to a high school. If possible, I...

I will be applying under a business major.

Searching for the best fitting career choice

I want to make absolutely sure that I have security in my career in the future.

And in the case that AI does take many people's work in business, what are some business-related careers that AI probably won't bother with?

Thank you so much to anyone who answers, It would be a lot of help!

For entry-level positions.

Thanks so much to anyone who answers!

I apologize if this is a silly question, I'm wondering because I want to better prepare myself for part-time work in retail.

Hello! I just finished my junior year of high school. With senior year coming up, I want to start networking more with professionals in jobs I am interested in. I have to admit, I am not the most extroverted person out there, and I want some tips!

I've done multiple interviews, I'm on a rejection streak, and I am in the dumps because of it. It seems to me like my resume and application is good enough to be offered an interview but when it comes to the interview, I choke up. I know everyone says to just be yourself, but i don't know how...

I am interested in mechanical engineering and am planning to major in it. I value challenges, problem solving, and creating positive change. I am relatively skilled at utilizing digital software and tools.

If there's an in between in law enforcement where I can be physical and dormant doing computer work will fit my style of work perfectly. I like to have a balance between the two, so I'm not lacking heavily in one department than the other.

I'm interested in Nursing and law enforcement, but I don't know how to come buy it because I'm interested in both occupations. If there's any way to manage both occupations any information woul be helpful.

I am 21 years old and I'm interested in law enforcement because I have many family members in it, I just don't know where to start with my career.

I personally am the type to let everything get to me so like work and personal problems, they'll stop me from doing my work in school which I have to prioritize. I need to find a way to help me keep going even though there are MULTIPLE different things going on, I try not stressing myself and...

Hi,

I'm currently an undergrad student pursuing a computer engineering major and a forensic studies minor.

What do companies look for in terms of soft and hard skill? What classes would you recommend taking? What's a skill that's a must have in the field?