Pacifica, California

Hello, I am a rising sophomore in high school looking for some courses where I can learn Python. Preferably, it is not too expensive, but can still provide me with a certificate or some kind of credit so I can put it on my resume. I just want basic coding knowledge to help me land internships...

I’m a rising sophomore in high school, and am now starting to realize how important being able to code is, especially if I want to land internships and research positions. So, I’m planning to learn over the next few months, but I wanted to know what programming language would be the best to...

I am a rising sophomore, and am wondering whether I should join my local youth committee that manages activities. Does it actually help with college applications if I want to go into pre-med?

i am about to be in 10th grade, i haven’t really been in any jobs or done any volunteering. i want to start working so i can make some money .

I'm currently a rising Junior in highschool looking for ways to email professors for research oppurtunities(interested in electrical engineering/maching learning) and I was wondering how to find professors who are currently doing labs, or should I just email professors from these fields and in...

Hi all! I'm currently an English major with an emphasis in Professional and Technical Writing at my college, but I've considered taking up a minor to compliment my skills and help launch me into the workplace after graduation. I'm considering minors like graphic design, psychology, or forensic...

What resources should I use to learn system design? I feel like there is so much information to learn. Is there a platform for system design like Leetcode?

I’ve found a couple online CNA courses, but in order to pass I need to attend the clinicals in-person. I’m struggling to find programs near San Jose/Santa Clara that are low-cost or free. Additionally, I’m a high school student who starts classes mid-August, so I need to make sure my school...

Is interviewing more like talking between two people who just met?

I’m a high school student interested in working in the medical field, and I want to start with phlebotomy. I’m not sure what certifications or training I need. Any advice would help!

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I am a 75-year-old senior citizen in good health, with over 45 years of experience in general administration with various office skills. I hold a graduate degree and am also comfortable in five languages. How can I find administrative positions in orphanages or other service-oriented...

I have doubts about which college could be more beneficial if I want to transfer to a university and study industrial engineering.

How does the business program support networking and job placement after graduation?

What types of real-world experiences (like internships or projects) are integrated into the business program?

What career paths can a business major lead to, and how do different concentrations (e.g., marketing, finance, management) affect those opportunities?

I am in need of help to start

For a career like this, maybe an architect or product/sustainable designer, how much should I prioritize math in college and now in high school?

I’m a junior in high school trying to find a career that I might want to continue with and maybe major. I enjoy designing, digital and traditional art, and learning how things work.

I’m a junior in high school and not exactly sure what I want to pursue but I love art and am interested in science as well.

I’m an incoming college freshman who struggles in science specifically. Math is an okay subject I can learn but science I’ve always had trouble with in high school.

I heard that LSATS and grades are what law schools care about and want to know how true that is.

I'm interested in getting some sort of engineering degree. I do not mind the difficulties of obtaining a certain one, I am just curious.

I am a senior in highschool about to graduate and I was wondering what are some tips or just things I should know before I start online college for 2 years for my GED requirements?

My college offers this program where I can get a masters in 5 years while I am getting my bachelors and I want to know if this is right for me.

I want to be on the look out for opportunties in college

I am from a low economic status, I was wondering if dentistry was worth it, considering the tuition costs and years of schooling before even getting the job.

Since AI has been continuing to progress at a rapid pace, many jobs have been replaced. Will healthcare or dentistry fall into risk of this?