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Tips and tricks, as well as career advice?

Tips and tricks, as well as career advice?

Tips and tricks, as well as career advice?

How do you become successful

I'm a junior in high school and I've already narrowed down my career/major options but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.

I'm a junior in high school and I've already narrowed down my career/major options but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.

I'm a junior in high school and I've narrowed down my career/major options, but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.

What advice would you give someone who is just starting out in your field?
What skills or qualities have helped you become successful in your career?
What is one thing you wish you had known before starting your career?

For context, I'm asking as an upcoming college graduate who wants to pursue marketing and has been looking for roles in any kind of marketing space: product, brand, influencer, etc.

I am transferring from a community college to a four-year university in the fall, and I am a little aphrehensive about getting adjusted to a new space.

I’m a high school senior planning to major in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at San José State University. I’m really interested in both software engineering and data science since I enjoy coding, statistics, and working on robotics projects. My biggest worry right now is choosing...

I’m interested in a few different career paths: hair styling, working in sports, and becoming a math tutor. I’m not sure which one would be the best fit for me long-term. I’d like advice on how to compare these options, what skills or education each one requires, and how I can figure out which...

And what makes you frustrated by it?

I am also pursuing a career in this and would like any additional information or insight you can provide!

Anyone have any tips on finding internships in the public health/healthcare administration field as a high school senior starting college this fall? #Spring26

I am currently a senior committed to play soccer at a 4-year college, and I am curious how different it is compared to playing a sport and managing schoolwork in high school. I am planning in majoring in business management, and I am curious about what workload could possibly be.

#Spring26

I am a current college freshman studying psychology and thinking to include a minor in either education or global and community health. I love to work with kids and am very interested in this career path.

Currently I'm thinking of starting an organization and myself first idea was fundraising for cleft lip to start

Also how do u become an illustrator and do u need any changes in emotion?

I am planning to major as a health science and I wanted to know if I would be able to get a job or experience hospital life during school.

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#Fall25

I want to get an internship in the space industry so I can gain experience. But I feel as though I'm at a disadvantage because I'm just started college. Is there anything I can do now so that I have a better chance to get an offer in the future?

I am taking my courses all online. I know it is more flexible but I don't know if it will be harder to progress in my classes. But I can't take on campus classes because the college I am applying to is all the way on the other side of the country.

I look forward to starting my journey into law but it is so overwhelming, what is habits I can start building now that can help me increase my chances?

I would like to know if I should not be so hopeful that I will get a job being a Physician Assistant assisting in Neurology, or if I can rest assured that this path is realistic. Also, I would like to know if all Neurology PA's have to work with surgical procedures, or if they are mainly free...

I’m a senior at Cesar Chavez high school I’m in between two majors which are psychology and sociology I’m a multi student athlete that plays track and field, football, and basketball

I feel like I can never get into the flow of studying, I always feel just a little bit distracted and I feel like that holds me back from doing my best when it comes to my courses.

I'm currently enrolled in a community college and am planning on transfering to an university for electrical engineering after finishing my gen ed. Typically, what should I look for when making the choice and how do I know that an university have good funding for the major I want?

I'm currently a high school senior who's interested in pursuing engineering with a specialization in technology (I'm learning towards doing computer or electrical engineering.)