Suisun City, California

Is interviewing more like talking between two people who just met?

Hi! I’m a high school student looking to start a passion project that aligns with my interests in coding (html, css, js, AI/ML) i wanted to take major as Com sci, chess, dance, and volunteering with neurodiverse kids in NGO. I want to make a meaningful impact and ideally build something that...

If an high school kid wanted to complete under grad in 2 years.. The kid can take associate degree from community college?, so the kid can complete under grad in two years. Also my kid school offers 4 courses in dual enrollment only. Otherwise kid can take more dual enrollment courses. to ask...

For a career like this, maybe an architect or product/sustainable designer, how much should I prioritize math in college and now in high school?

I’m a junior in high school trying to find a career that I might want to continue with and maybe major. I enjoy designing, digital and traditional art, and learning how things work.

I’m a junior in high school and not exactly sure what I want to pursue but I love art and am interested in science as well.

I heard that LSATS and grades are what law schools care about and want to know how true that is.

I'm interested in getting some sort of engineering degree. I do not mind the difficulties of obtaining a certain one, I am just curious.

I am a senior in highschool about to graduate and I was wondering what are some tips or just things I should know before I start online college for 2 years for my GED requirements?

My college offers this program where I can get a masters in 5 years while I am getting my bachelors and I want to know if this is right for me.

I want to be on the look out for opportunties in college

I am from a low economic status, I was wondering if dentistry was worth it, considering the tuition costs and years of schooling before even getting the job.

Since AI has been continuing to progress at a rapid pace, many jobs have been replaced. Will healthcare or dentistry fall into risk of this?

I am a senior in high school and I currently don't know what to major in I'm still undecided but I'm particularly interested in business and computer science or technology. I want to know if one is more difficult than the other to work towards?

I'm a senior in high school and I will be attending a community college than I will be transferring to a 4 year, will this process be difficult because I don't know if I should've just accepted a UC college .