Ridgefield, Connecticut

I’m going to be a highschool senior and a want to know what courses I should look out when applying to certain schools.

please as many tips as possible

Ive wanted to become a speech therapist for a while but Ive never met anyone who has this profession and its really not talked about so I was wondering.

I'm planning on becoming a dermatologist but I want some actual advice from people who have expertise in that field.

I am in the eleventh grade.

What’s the best school to attend? What are some internships I can take that can help better my cooking skills?

What I like to play video games and it seems fun to me, i was thinking how to create my own video game and was wondering about the steps to do so. The reason why is the idea of mine was with me since 6th grade when my parent suggested it.

what path should i follow to make sure i become a great architect? Is there a good work life balance? what is it like to work with clients to make a good design for a building?

What is the best way to get into a career that works with animals considering how competitive the field can be? I've always loved animals and had a passion for caring for them. I feel that working as a zookeeper or a marine life biologist would be the perfect career for me. I just have no clue...

I want to have a career in the field of sports medicine and i’m currently a rising junior.

How does one go from a student to an expert, and what are strategies that you use to help retain information necessary for your expertise?

How does dropshipping work?

Look for that I love to do the most
Be consistent
Be patient
Have fun

I'm a student and hoping to be able to work over this summer but my school keeps roping in new possible things to do, some of which are being labeled as mandatory. I need work experience though. What should I do?

STEM research opportunities and internships usually require a high school degree and current enrollment in college. Is there any way to successfully gain experience while in high school?