Pilot Point, Texas

Hi, I'm a ninth-grade student wanting to work in medicine. I am wondering if any AP courses are related to the medical field and if they would increase the chance of getting into a good college.

Looking for both prep tips on the "case" questions, those puzzlers like "How many shaving razors are sold in the U.S. every year," and any personality "fit" questions. If there are any books or web resources, all the better. #interviews #consulting #mckinsey #bain #bcg

I have some experience in Java, Python, HTM/CSS would like to build upon my existing skillset.

What are some MDs in the field that don't require being on call? I want to become a doctor, but don't want to be one that's on call because I know I would not have a steady life.

I'm currently a senior in high school taking college courses. I'm expected to pick a major in the future, but how do I pick a college major and stick to it?

What is the most important part of your college application? How much does the essay and your extracurriculars really matter if your grades are really good?

How to be successful,what does it take to become a better and successful person what do we need to do or sacrifice what’s the best path to
Take to
Get there

Future real estate investor

I have a lot of questions about college stuff. However, I have answered my own questions through out school. Although I have answered many of them myself, I really don't know how to pay off student loans. So my question is...
How should one get rid off student debt?

I’ve tried pretty much every scholarship search site (going merry, Fastweb, scholarshippoints, scholarship owl, bold.org, etc) with no luck and I’ve probably applied to at least a couple dozen scholarships with no luck. I applied to and received help from FAFSA but it isn’t enough.

What is the best career or what should I look into, I am 16 years old and I am interested in architecture but I’m not sure if it’s for me I also think I would like business as I would want to have my own.

I am a young student that is looking to become a ship captain or engineer when I grow up, and I am wondering what the paths are that some people have taken.

Is it to have fun or yell at people on the opposite team?

What type of budgeting should you be looking for going into college?

How do you overcome the fear of applying to jobs and internships that you feel you are unqualified for? I am sometimes discouraged by the lengthy "Prior Experience" and "Required Skills" sections listed on job postings, but I've also heard advice to apply to these positions even if you don't...