Palmdale, California

I'm a 17-year old high school senior who will be majoring in Political Science at a 4-year university. I'm really considering pursuing a career in law, and I'm wondering how people deal with the ethical aspects of it.

My name is Jayden, I am in 11th grade and I am thinking about my future.

What are some benefits of joining the military and what does a day in your life look like ?

I want become a child welfare social worker. Many have told it 4-6 years but I am not sure. I also don't know what university I want to go to or which ones are the best for my career.

I want become a child welfare social worker. Many have told it 4-6 years but I am not sure. I also don't know what university I want to go to or which ones are the best for my career.

I want become a child welfare social worker. Many have told it 4-6 years but I am not sure. I also don't know what university I want to go to or which ones are the best for my career

recently ive been trying to find jobs that will help me become more appealing to employers in a career path. I want to study design or art history, but I find that those positions are more difficult to find and secure.

#Spring26

I love athletics. Probably don't have the skill for playing, but would love to be in management, marketing or something business-related for a pro league in the U.S. or Europe! What should I do now to prep? I am in HS.

I am an incoming sophomore to the Parsons School of Design at the New School, majoring in fashion design. #Spring26

I’m going to make sure the classes I’ve already taken transfer by checking what BSc Nursing programs require and filling in any missing prerequisites like anatomy or microbiology. I want to keep my GPA up and get more consistent with how I study, not just cramming but actually reviewing...

I will be going into nursing school and am looking for what may be the best way to study as I have had trouble with different study methods in the past.

I am planning to go to art college to major in animation and character design.

I'm going into nursing school and aware of the heavy material and responsibility that comes with obtaining a nursing degree. I want to keep working as I do need the money, but the stigma of working and being in nursing is overwhelming.

Whether it’s a new job, leadership role, or unfamiliar setting, I sometimes feel unsure at first. I’d love to know how others developed confidence in those situations.

I’m trying to be more intentional with how I spend my time now and would appreciate any hindsight advice on what actually matters long-term.

It’s easy to feel like others are ahead, especially with internships, jobs, or achievements. I’m curious how professionals handled that pressure and stayed focused on their own path.