Oxford, Pennsylvania

I'm a 17 year old rising high school senior, and I've been learning basics about taking spending and investments in my free time for the past year or so. I've decided that I want to study finance in college, but I'm still not entirely sure about my decision. #finance #University #College

what the best things and skills i have to do if i want to be good in math?

And that the right thing I think if u go to collage and u get the help that u need to get i think that will be right way to si stuff and be better for it

Basically what are some struggles that i should be aware of in college and getting into the career

Want to be a criminal justice lawyer cause lmao money and sounds fun and good at it

I am 17 years old and I have plenty of opportunities. I have an internship with an animal hospital and I am financially stable. For some reason I cannot figure out what I want to do or create any goals for myself and this has become a problem. It’s slowing me down in school work because I see...

Should I look into internships, jobs, classes, certificates? Is there any recommended ways of learning cybersecurity online? What are cybersecurity companies (or anyone hiring for cybersecurity) looking for in applicants?

Where I live I can only work 3 after-school hours so roughly from 3pm to 6pm and 8 hours on weekends. Also only 6 consecutive days. I've been applying and I have a work permit but I'm finding it hard to find a job that can meet these requirements or just simply hire at 14. Help.

I just basically want to know because I have never been to work so I don’t know what the hardest part is.

any ideas ?

Please advice me, so I can become a more informed and prepared student for this new pathway that I'm choosing for. I'd be more than glad to get any advice to start my career! Could you describe a typical day or week in your practice?How do you stay updated with the latest advancements and...

For people who work in business and business management what do you find most enjoyable and what made you pick your career
Also how much do you make (if not too personal)

Also best courses and colleges for it

-I'm in 10th grade, thinking about going into finance/business
-Would love to be around other people, but not having that as being the main part of my job
-Like not a financial assistant or a bank teller

how did you choose what you wanted to be when you selected your major for college? for instance i want to be a sports agents but im not sure what major in college i should choose to become one.

Any help will be appreciated.