Oakley, California

I'm currently a high school senior. I already committed to a college and I'll be majoring in neurobiology but I wanted to get some advice from others to see if an M.D./Ph.D. program after undergrad is the way to go (or if just getting an M.D. is better) so that I can start preparing for it. I...

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Hi! I'm a sophomore who really loves biotech and Bio. I'm doing a summer program this summer that allows me to write a paper about genome errors and a particular disease. I'd like to work on it over junior year and get it published. Are there any programs where I could get advice on how to...

Am considering affiliate marketing or crypto or forex trading

I am currently double majoring in Business Administration and Communication Studies, and will be interning at a company for a design/marketing position. I always have the thought in the back of my mind to work in trades but feel like I should focus on my business degree. Has anyone ever done...

I will be starting dental school soon. I wonder how I can best keep my body healthy as this job is physically demanding. I heard complaints about arms, fingers, back, and neck problems all the time. I am not a gym person, so I want to see what people do to keep their bodies healthy and fit as a...

How to start a career in accounting ?

what is the best course can i take and learn new skills

I am currently a cyber securitist in college with a discipline in tiktok Experience. Initially I was a selling things across the street, but i think im tired of it now. please what an i do

I personally am interested in law, more specifically criminal-justice and serving as an agent in the FBI one day.

What do you recommend for a junior student studying business admin, operations and supply chain management that just decided their major looking to get internships such as non profit consulting and management consulting?

is it hard working a full-time job if it is tell me thanks.

I am a psychology major and graduating in the Fall of 2025. I've been looking to clinical psychology PhD programs, but some programs don't require a Master's degree for admission. However, I don't know if that would make me less competitive when applying. If I could avoid 2-3 additional years...

I am a second-year psychology student and while I have received letters of recommendation from staff, asking professors seems a bit daunting. Is there a way to ask that would be received better? When applying to multiple opportunities is there a limit to how much time so should ask them to...

In California, what difference would it make for me to be studying under an IB-Diploma program or an equivalent AP program? For UC? For other universities?