Santa Barbara, California

What habits, skills, or experiences are most important for building a successful career, and how can I start developing them now and balance motivation and life?

I am a high school senior going to attend a four year college and I am interested in a career in the law field. I know I do not want to be doing paperwork and sitting in an office all day, or being a trial attorney. All this being considered, I'm not sure if law if the right path for me.

I’ve been in IT for nearly a decade, primarily working in support and analyst roles. I’ve built experience across several areas such as basic automation, basic software development, basic networking, and basic cybersecurity. What I mean by basic is I took classes in my local community classes....

I'm afraid AI will take over most of those type jobs but also have heard the ones on top will be the ones using AI. I want to start a new career path but just worried what AI will do to it. Any advice will be helpful and the best way to start this career. I am new to the field and need to learn...

One thing I really regret about the college process as a high school senior is the fact that I started it so late this last summer. Although I found my way around with help and effort, it would have been helpful to know certain tips earlier. That’s why I am planning to be on top of things...

I'm saving up for college, and for other necessary things. I'm looking for something flexible that can allow me to do my school work, chores and sports.

Also, how do I go about studying for the DAT? If I struggle with math, what should I study for the quantitative reasoning portion of the exam?

Scholarship

I'm currently a high school student and going to a four-year college right after graduation. I was just wondering, do I have to be so hard on myself when it comes to studying and figuring out what type of study habits I want to use to help me out during my four years at college? Is there a...

I am still learning what my best skills are, but I am curious about how we can learn to best use those abilities to serve others as best as we can.

I am still learning what my best skills are in life. But I want to be able to use them to the best of my ability. How can we learn more about that?

Being a first generation college student myself, it has not been a smooth path so far, but I hope to get inspired by some of your stories!

I am a Dietetics freshman, and I would like to get more involved in activities related to my major and career, especially given that I will need to apply for graduate school in a couple years.

I was able to get away with my terrible focus abilities in the past because the classes were easier but now I’m feelings the presence of these problems.

I'm in 9th grade. I am a dual-enrollment student. I am interested in psychology, writing, journalism, and law. I have done volunteering relating to immigration law. I find defense law very interesting. What is the best way to get involved with law in high school and how can I prepare.