San Juan Capistrano, California

I'm a first-year college student and it's almost the end of the school year. Over the summer I would like to work on a project and I have a few fun ideas I would like to try out. I asked this question to see if my ideas could relate to others.

Like others on Reddit, I feel very burnt out for the last quarter of the school year. My way to cope with this quarter was to have a snack while doing homework to distract me from my energy levels. Sometimes I take a longer walk back to my dorm for a longer break. This quarter happens to be...

I used to want to be a pharmacist. I graduated a four year university and my grades weren't that good so I need to go to community college to retake some classes. I finally got a job as a pharmacy clerk after 3 years of unemployment after graduation, and I'm also a pharmacy volunteer at a...

Hello all, I'm back again asking another question. I decided to purse a career in Business Analytics, although in the future it could change. I have dipped my toes into the analytics world by partaking in an externship. I am now wondering if this career is right for me. Some questions that I...

I am a current high school junior, thinking of majoring in psychology for college and on the pre-med track.

What are some tips or resources I should look into as I start medical school in the US? #Spring24

I am interested in business and applying for either a business management or entrepreneurship major, but even those majors are very broad and so I do not know how to apply those skills and knowledge to a career.

I am in 10th grade and I know I want to go into the psychiatry field. I am interested in mental health, and helping others. I want to understand the behavior that causes people to commit crimes.

business model tips

I'm wanting to do Seismology as a career but I want to know how difficult it is to get into the field. It could be if it's competitive or certain things companies are looking for.

career tips

job tips i mmy state

As in confused career wise

I’m a sophomore bio major with a huge love for animals and I’m not sure if I’m suited for long-term lab work. Any advice?

I don't think I have the drive to pursue an actual PhD so I looked into alternatives and PA happens to be one of them. Any pros and cons I should be aware of?