Riverside, California

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?

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What is something I should learn now instead of when I’m 18+ and what is something you wish a teacher,parents, or anyone you know would tell you before you had to figure it out by your self

After I finish college I’m going to start entering the art field. I want to produce my art if a bigger scale and be featured in museums someday soon. I believe in my skills and capability to adapt to new situations, and I pride myself in being a good communicator with people in business...

How can I chose the right college, that will be most beneficial to my future career, when I have no idea what I want to be? I will be starting 10th grade soon, and I don't know where to start, when it comes to colleges. Advice would be appreciated.

I need more guidance and I want to be informed about majoring in nursing or in the medical field as a whole.

How do I do this?

What are some great scholarship websites for high school students? Or internship websites? What summer programs would you recommend applying to?

I am in 7th grade and my sister and I want to start a name designing business.

I've found several different opportunities but many require initial investments in order to really know whether or not I would consider the job as a possible future option.

I need to know. I wanna take advantage of that kind of opportunity to pay for my four years. I don’t wanna be in debt with my parents.

I want to know the yearly average salary of a biological engineer.

When it's time to start the 12th grade, in the American educational system, a crucial year for college preparation, what helpful advice can you provide?