Stockbridge, Georgia

I'm currently in between the four majors I'd like to do, which are architecture, physics, engineering, and astrology. I'm most fond of all and enjoy looking into all of them but I'm at a standstill at what Id like to pursue when I go into highschool. However, I can admit I'm a bit young to...

What type of skills will I need in college as far as studying time management and things of that nature. Im currently about to be a senior in high school and need to be well prepared for this next step in my life. I don’t want to be blindsided by a lot of things.

My name is Alasia, I am 16 years old, and I am in 10th grade. I’m planning on getting my bachelors degree in physcology after I graduate. I want to become a therapist while I work on getting my phd in physics. I understand that in order to be a good therapist you have to be able to help solve...

I'm very interested in learning new thing about college life. And why it so important to learn that level of learning.

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I live in GA in the US and plan to pursue a degree in biology to then go on to medical school.

I am in 12th grade and I'm interested in mathematics and science overall. I want to pursue a career in computer science and explore technology and someday do research and invent and discover things that will be useful for the development of society and help save nature.

A lot of the time I hear my parents talking about money and college, so I want to know more things I can do to be prepared. What is the best piece of advice you have received regarding it?

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Is it easy to get a job with a bachelors? Should I plan on getting my masters? Did you get a job right away or did you have to wait a while? How “kind” is the industry?

So far I've only held a job at a rolled ice cream place in my town, so my experience in the workforce is pretty minimal. How do I find internships that require little to no professional experience? How can I increase my experience while looking for internships as well?

Becoming a restaurant owner has been a long time dream of mine. I would like to know the process of becoming and effectively owning a restaurant in Atlanta.

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This is my freshman year currently so I have time.

I am interested in all of these paths and would like to have a career relating or combining them that is not your typical UX designer or software engineer.