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I'm a sophomore and think that I might want to pursue a career related to this major but aren't sure on what classes I should take for the next 2 years.

I'm currently a junior in highschool, and want to major some sort of engineering, finance, or business. I am unsure of which to pursue yet.

Multiple jobs have been replaced by computers. so what job should I apple for to guarantee it wont be taken over by machine

In recent years, AI has developed extremely quickly. Its rapid development has caused many to be concerned about the future of certain careers. How will artificial intelligence affect our jobs, and does it pose a threat?

I am a high school senior going to graduate next year, so I am wondering what I could do during this time to improve my chances of getting into an engineering major.

I am currently a high school senior and college applications are around the corner. I am unsure what career I want to pursue and want advice about it.

I am a high school senior going to graduate next year, so I want to know what I can do to give me a better chance to get into an engineering major.

I have a hard time keeping up with school work because of my extracurricular activities. Though I'm only doing 2-3 extracurricular activities, I'm still finding myself doing no work and just laying in bed. I can't really find a way to motivate myself to do better.

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I'm interested in a career in accounting, law, and/or therapy.

I know there's a lot so how can I choose the best type of film major for me? I am a senior who is going to go to college next year in community to figure out the programs needed to get to film when I transfer out.

If you do find a job in coding is it mostly remote work with companies contracting you to work or is it a full time position in an office?

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I am currently a senior in high school. I play a lot of video games at home and the only thing I do outside of school is work at farmers market on the weekends. I'm not interested in a job involving either of those things. I do like drawing, but I prefer to keep that as a hobby. Any tips...

I wanna know which specific skills in budgeting, accounting, and creativity are most important for my career goals.

I am 16 years old and I want to find my favorite job also I can early to know how to choose the college major.

Any advice for high school/college students before choosing a major/career

I wanted to study a social science or humanities before going into law but am not too sure what my options are limited to and would like an insight or some information regarding those options. I am looking for something versatile in the job market in case I shift gears in the future and pursue...

I'm a high school senior interested in psychology, cognitive science, and how that relates to AI. I am wondering what opportunities there are in the CogSci major and if it's worth pursuing in college.

Thank you for your input!

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I have heard that the art industry is not a good industry to go into because of the lack of jobs and the unstable income, but it is something that I want to explore in college.

I have heard that the psychology is a difficult major because of the mainly essay based assignments, but I'm wondering if it is worth the effort.

I'm a really big procrastinator who tends to get things done at the last minute. Any suggestions would be welcomed.

I gave some thought into it and I wanted to be a virtual YouTuber (content creator) and a Vocaloid music artist. But I am not thinking of joining any corporation because I want to do it as an independent profession. What should I do to start off?

I am still in highschool

I am a junior. I wanted to know what clubs I should know that would look great for my college application and also show that I'm engaged in extracurriculars.

Preferably public schools

I am close to graduating high school, and I rarely have anyWhat can I do to improve?

As a rising senior who's applying for colleges, I feel some anxiety that surrounds letters of recommendations. This is not only limited to college applications, but job wise as well that I would like to improve on especially in future.

I'm a senior in high school and I think I've decided to do something related to psychology. However, I heard that psychology doesn't involve much math beyond statistics and I think my skills lie in conceptual math like calculus. Any recommendations for my next course of action or major?

I am taking and planning to take a lot of AP Math courses right now. Do I need a lot of science courses as well like AP Bio, Chem, or Physics for foundational knowledge for this pathway as well? #Fall24