Novato, California

I'm not sure what careers there are Computer Science has to offer.

I am an undergraduate student that is Pre-PA. There are a lot of parts to pre-PA including prerequsites and Paid patient care experience. The most common way to get those PCE's is to work as a MA. Is it worth it to pay for a $3,000 program or can I get certified by a doctor? Is there a better...

Right now, I'm split between learning what I want and learning what I know I can do. Game development and writing are my passions, and I love math, and they often DO coincide with each other, but to focus on both intensely has always felt pretty futile. Is there a way to think about this as I...

As a junior in the spring semester it can be hard for me to focus since it's almost near the end of the school year and my grades are okay but not happy with them.

i don't have many extracurriculars besides sports so I was wondering how I could strengthen my extracurriculars.

I have the SAT in 3 months and was wondering if there were good tips for studying.

I'll be a freshman in college this fall 2025, and I don't consider myself outgoing. I'd like to make friends and get to know my teachers, but I'm nervous. Additionally, I went to the open house for the college I plan to attend, feeling out of place being there.

I will be an undergraduate freshman this Fall 2025, pursuing accounting. I have dreams of being wealthy or comfortable with my finances, but what if I don't achieve my dreams? And that's why I have this question for my future self.

What tips can you give for someone who doesn't have any experience and little references when applying to summer internships?

i want a job where im doing a lot and am doing a lot hands on, or somewhere where i dont have to sit in a office everyday, but im not sure what are some jobs like that.

caring for others and loving on people is so important to me, and i don't want the stresses of life to get in the way of that

I Have some experience in film making and my goal is to become a film producer. I have done internships making a few short films, I also have experience in editing and script writing. What are some other things I can do to build my experience that directors actually look for.

As a junior in highschool I am looking into colleges and I am currently considering Film school. What are some good school that could help me broaden my skills and experience?

as a junior in high school what are some college courses i could take to help me pursue a career in the film industry working with filming equipment. I am interested in working with cameras and more behind the scenes work.

As a junior, I want to be ready for upcoming senior responsibility and do research now rather than late, but when I check for colleges for the best theatre major it's mostly in other states. any advice helps :)

As a junior in high school, I am having a hard time trying to work on assignments that can be labeled as too hard for me, and when it turns into homework I never get to it. So any advice can be given, I want to change for the better.

career question

I am interested in becoming a Radiology Technician and I anticipate that these classes are challenging. I believe I will have successful outcomes because I am determined and passionate. However, I want to optimize my time, be efficient, and most of all be an adequate healthcare provider....

I'm a highschool junior and I would like tips in gaining clientele for a career in cosmetology

I am a Junior, I want to be a writer, and I am wondering what subjects I could take in school/college that could help me improve on my writing skills.

Recently I have looked into jobs/internships about careers i am interested in, but some of these ask for experience. How do I get experience if I need experience to get experience?

Just a quick tip

As a high schooler, what podcasts, books, YouTube channel, etc do you recommend I should watch? I want to learn more about the skills or the thought process that economists have. What books or podcasts about stocks are digestible for high schoolers?

Bay Area, Male

I want to buy more art supplies but can't seem to find cheap and affordable ones.

I want to analyze some character designs but don't know where to start/ find.

I have no professional work experience, so what do interviewers want to know when they ask, "Tell me about yourself?"

In highschool, I am part of sport teams and have participated in programs, how can I include these things and make it sound professional? What else can I add to make my resume look better?

Agency cover the cost of housing but not everything so what cost should I anticipate or expect when becoming a travel nurse?

What are the best ways to adjust new hospital and group patient?

What should I look for in an agency, such as pay, benefits, and also reputation?

I’m currently a junior in highschool.

I’m a junior in high school and unsure of my career path, but I would like to know a bit about real estate because I am likely to choose econ or business as my major.

I want to be a writer, and I am wondering what jobs could help me improve my writing? That way, I will have the experience from that job to help me improve my writing.

I am currently 16 and a junior in high school, I take a Arts and Media class but I am unsure that I'd like a career path in that but more of a engineering interest. What steps should I do to know what to do for the future?

How could I learn more about a career path I am potentially interested in? And how do i potentially establish connections to build future job paths.

what are the steps to to take
how long do you have to go to school
how long dose it take to learn
how long dose it take to train
how to get any internships for it

I heard a lot of people recently hate on pre-med and how it's not worth the extra years and debt. I am not considering medical careers, but I am interested in what they think of people with more uncommon careers that don't necessarily need college degrees.

I'm a 11th grader in San Francisco

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

As a junior, it is common for us to become anxious about college and our future, but there is not enough guidance to assure us when to start working on our applications.

I am in the process of choosing my career and major for college, but I am unsure if a stem career is really worth it.

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

and what classes should i take, dont add anything cemistry relate because i dont want to do that

I want to know more about how to maintain a balance as an adult with a career.

I don't have any motivation to study for my classes.

I haven't gotten any motivation to do any of my work.

I like to draw, but perspective is something I can never get. Where exactly should I start, and where will it make an improvement?

In a class of mine, I have to edit videos from shots I take myself for assignments. However, the software is quite advanced and not beginner friendly (exactly). Are there any beginner friendly softwares?

with 2 months to study