Oxford, Georgia

I am in 12th grade and I'm interested in mathematics and science overall. I want to pursue a career in computer science and explore technology and someday do research and invent and discover things that will be useful for the development of society and help save nature.

A lot of the time I hear my parents talking about money and college, so I want to know more things I can do to be prepared. What is the best piece of advice you have received regarding it?

When will I first find a job that seeks my attention?
How do I find I job I know I'll be happy with when I'm not interested in anything?
What career best suits easy-going persuasive people?

Is it easy to get a job with a bachelors? Should I plan on getting my masters? Did you get a job right away or did you have to wait a while? How “kind” is the industry?

So far I've only held a job at a rolled ice cream place in my town, so my experience in the workforce is pretty minimal. How do I find internships that require little to no professional experience? How can I increase my experience while looking for internships as well?

Becoming a restaurant owner has been a long time dream of mine. I would like to know the process of becoming and effectively owning a restaurant in Atlanta.

What networking apps and websites should I be on?

List based on major and career field

This is my freshman year currently so I have time.

I am interested in all of these paths and would like to have a career relating or combining them that is not your typical UX designer or software engineer.

What can I do because I want to start making money as soon as possible. But I don’t know what to do it where to start my journey.
I need a hint or more likely an assistance in order to make up my mind on what to do, when to do , and how to do.

How do I connect with recruiters on Linkedin?

As a student that is graduating a year early and also doing dual enrollment I just want to be as prepared as I can be going off and applying to different schools

I’m a high school student who likes to learn about medicine as well as the intersection between medical science and the humanities/social sciences. Since our magazine is mostly humanities-based, my writing will be based on public health, bioethics, and other ways medicine and health are...

As someone who is planning to pursue neuroscience on the pre-med track, what are some things I should do in the summer after I graduate high school? I was thinking of getting a certificate so I can work and have clinical experience during my first year in college.

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I am nearing the end of my M.S. program in Biology and I do not have an MLT certification that a lot of CLIA laboratory jobs require. Only a few colleges provide an MLT program and I can't afford a $5k program right now. The other option is to spend three years in a clinical lab but no lab has...