San Luis Obispo, California

I'm in 11th grade now, and am in the process completing Algebra 2, Ap Chem, and English 11. I am very interested in hands on things, such as cars, woodshop, welding etc, but I want to be an anesthesiologist. what should I take?

I’m looking to transfer to a 4-year university, after finishing community college for undergrad, so either a UC or CSU. I don’t want to attend a college that’ll leave me too in debt, coming from a low income background. I plan on working in college too, to earn some money. I’m really interested...

I’ve often been unsure of what I wanted to pursue, with switching around career prep pathways in high school, and often jumped from career to career about what I wanted to do. For a while recently, I’ve looked into going into the legal profession. I found myself interested in reading since...

I’m completing senior year soon, but I can’t seem to find a solid major or career I’m interested in. I’ve taken numerous career tests, and none have really helped. I’m having trouble finding my own strengths and interests I had growing up.

I would love to have a mentor for becoming a full time illustrator

I'm an American student and engaged to a Canadian and want to move there-- where do I find people there who work government accounting jobs?

I am a girl in my last year of high school, currently interested in mechanical or archtectural engineering, with a minor in busines. I'm in the advanced engineering class in my school and am one of two girls in that class.
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How do I figure out a more niche area of study? I love biology, though I don't have my 'thing' yet; I love it all! What is some good advice to find my thing within biology?

I want my work to be meaningful and I also don't want AI taking over most, if not all, tech jobs.

I've been doing a lot of research on scholarships, but I am having a really hard time finding ones that I qualify for. Do you have any tips?

I am really passionate about environmental science/conservation and I want to major in environmental science when I go to college, but I'm not sure what jobs there are in the field. I know of some(like an environmental scientist or engineer), but would like to lean more about it.

There's so much out there about applying to college and I've been trying to get as much help as I can from that, but what are some of the most important things to think about/do?

Following your passions and your goals is probably a big part, but how do you really decide?

I am making a professional resume but it doesn't look that professional and I don't know how to fix that.

What should I do if I don't have an idea of a career direction?