San Fernando, California

Questions about how to be successful in your field of choice

I would like advice on what specifically makes me stand out, is that activities or characters that matters most?

I am not quite sure how to find the time to balance these two big responsibilities while also focusing on mental and physical health.

I go to a semi target school, my first year wasn't terrible but I struggled hard. (Above a 3.0) It wasn't hard but personal struggles mixed with bad time management. I plan to do better my next couple of semesters. I am not sure if I still have a chance at big finance companies. I am also not...

I know I have to get my Bachelor's degree, Graduate from medical school. But what else do I need to do? I will be attending UCR what can I do and who can I talk to for more information and additional help.

I'm currently a graduating high school senior and my favorite subject in school is science. I want to join the healthcare field but haven't decided on a career path yet. However, I have experience volunteering at skilled nursing homes and hospitals before and know that I want a career that is...

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Any notable habits (academic, mental, physical, spiritual, etc.) would be great to know.

I am a class of 26' Sports Medicine major with current working experience in student admissions, Greek life, and as a medical assistant intern. I’m passionate about healthcare, strong in public speaking, and love working with people — but I don’t have a traditional sales background. What steps...

I'm a senior in high school. My favorite classes are Anatomy and Psychology. I'm going to major in biology in college. I love caring for others and making them feel better when they're not feeling good.

I have goals of furthering my education in a career I am passionate about. However, I am worried about the possible burnout I could receive, fearing that a career I once loved, will end up being a waste of money. I would like to know what tips or practices you've set in place to prevent such...

Has anyone had any push back from having an online bachelors degree? I'm in my early 50's and want to get an online bachelors degree in education and eventually a masters degree. I only need 60 units. I already have an associate's degree in early childhood education.

Ever since I was younger, I have had a difficult time remembering important information. It hasn't affected me throughout high school greatly, but I am worried for how it might affect me in College.

As a Public Policy major and Spanish minor at USC, I’m especially drawn to work that uplifts communities through education, legal advocacy, and nonprofit programs. I’m eager to learn how others have navigated similar paths, whether through law school, policy work, or grassroots leadership, and...

I've heard from different people that you ought to become a high school teacher first, at least in English. I've also heard that you should just go get your master's and apply to jobs after that, but that doesn't align with the Internet research I have done. For some context, I would like to...