Pinole, California

I have a lot of hobbies but nothing seems to stick, and they are things I'd like to learn more about but I worry about getting a job afterwards in that field. For example: film, photography, psychology, and teaching.

I am currently a junior in high school which means I need to start thinking about applying to college soon. I want to go into nursing but, I don't know what to think about when I'm applying for colleges. Should I attend somewhere far or close? If I really like the college but they don't have my...

I'm currently a sophomore in high school, and I"m unsure of what I want to do in the future. Are there any internships or activities that I can do that would be flexible to whatever career or major I pursue in the future?

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I was wondering which college majors were most versatile. I know that engineering majors are typically quite well rounded, being prevalent in a wide range of industries. What are some other flexible majors?

I am an artist that specializes in batik. How do I find buyers?

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I am a senior in highschool wanting to major in the medical field, and I'm wondering what I could do to have a higher chance of getting in to the field

Senior in Highschool, I enjoy psychology but wanted to know other majors that may have a more straightforward path to dentistry.

I currently have a part time job and I know during college I'll need some sort of job but I don't know when is the best time to get your first full time job.

I am currently thinking about video editing/production (specifically ones where I can stay anonymous to the public like virtual YouTubers), music production (including Vocaloid music), computer programming (specifically video games or character rigging), and business management/development.

Getting ready for Fall Semester Finals

I am 16 years old in 11th grade and I like to play volleyball

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I only have one more year in high school left.

As a current highschool student, I would like to know more about networking with people and keeping long-term relationships with them to foster job-opportunities or internships in future.

High school student just wondering what to go into.

I'm a sophomore interested in the stem field specifically majoring in either aerospace/aeronautics engineering or computer hardware engineering. I'm currently in multiple stem-related clubs including robotics and science research as well as have a 4.0 unweighted GPA in AP Physics C, AP Calculus...

I'm interested in getting into computer science in the video game industry. What specific jobs connected to computer science are in the video game industry?

I am currently a junior in High School and am planning to finish AP CSP, CSA, AP Stats, AP Calc BC, all math related courses that can help with my future if I choose to pursue a engineering/computer science pathway or maybe even change my mind. I am planning to get into a 4 year UC university.

I'm in 11th grade and I'm debating on whether I should do engineering or business in college.

I want to do something with digital art.

what type of skills do i need to get in trading school.

What resources can I use to help me start improving my art and coding skills? I'm currently taking Art 1 and AP Computer Science Principles in school. I'm having trouble understanding the basics of art like shading and drawing portraits and for computer science, I am having trouble learning the...

Are engineering degrees highly sought after and what does the environment look like after you get one?

Im 12th grade and in Galileo, my favorite class being any math related classes. I am gonna end up majoring in math

I plan on going to a technical college or just major in technology in college, and I want to know if I need to learn multiple coding languages or If I can just learn one language and which one is better and/or easier to use.

I'm wondering if the workload of college will be too much to handle a job. I wonder if there's more or less homework and classwork in college than high school because I know there's more leniency in the amount of classes you can take.

I am interested in majoring in math.

Most of what you learn in school is not fully applicable to life, so how does what I learn affect my career?

I'm a current senior in high school.