Rancho Santa Margarita, California

I want to eventually own a business for residential interior decorating and am wondering which of these two I should do: 1. Major in interior design 2. Major in business and learn interior decorating on the side I would also just like some general tips on how I should go about my career path...

I am a junior, 11th grader, in Samueli Academy. I am hoping to study in the Business field. I do not want to move out of California since i live here already and would rather stay here.

I am considering getting a master's to become a college counselor for higher education. I have a bachelors in psychology. I would like to know if there are opportunities to get more experience in that field, whether through volunteering or internships.

Seriously, they have to try and teach a bunch of kids who don’t respect them and probably don’t car about school. I honestly get strict teachers because I have younger siblings and cousins and j in get how annoying they can be.

How do I get a scholarship before or after grad?

Can you teach me about aerospace?

What are easy ways to make money as a teenager?

What are the different things y’all do in aerospace engineering.

I’m good at Spanish but still nervous about Publix speech

I know I want to major in psychology and have a career researching in the field. I also want to do counseling(ex: therapy). I am struggling to find a career that will allow me to do that while also having enough pay and time to support my traveling.

I have started looking into shadowing with doctors but I am unsure where to start. I am premed and want to shadow with some of the pediatricians in my community, but I know that it is definitely a competitive process.

can i get a job at 15

I have classes, resources, and experiences that would be very helpful for both nursing and data science, yet I am torn between the two. I would love to have a career in data science, yet I can't help but worry about the job security in that field. I have more experience in the areas of computer...

Would you have studied a certain subject? Maybe get your own project car to practice on your own time? Would it be better to just wing it and learn what I need as I go through it?

I'm a student at the Longbeach Job Corps center and I recently was told that I would not be able to do C.B.T. I became interested in automotive soon after and am curious as to whether I should just get my degree and start working or if I should go to college to pursue further education?