Walnut Creek, California

Currently the two subjects I am interested in are animation and music production. I dabbled a bit in both but I am not at amature level yet. I do know some basics but other than that, it is all i know. I really want to learn these subjects and have jobs with them so I want to prepare myself.

In life, I was constantly wondering about what I wanted to be and ended up becoming a soccer referee temporarily, now I don't know where to go from there

Why do many of us struggle to get a job

What should I do to figure out what I should major in for college? What internships and jobs cover aspects of many careers so I can effectively figure out what I align with? What programs are out there?

Im a senior in high school and have multiple options of what I want to major on, but I can’t get myself to choose one I’m more passionate about.

How do I make a good college essay

I am a junior at high school and within the next 10 years I want to see myself like that.

I can’t imagine having art as just a hobby, I want a career focused on my artwork and creative side.

What is the best career pathway to become a product manager at a consumer software company? What type of non-technical skills are critical to master as a product manager?

Hello! I am an undergraduate Psychology student in my last year of undergrad. I will be applying to in-state graduate schools this fall, but I worry about how competitive MFT programs are. As a first generation student, I’m worried that my experiences are not good enough. The only relevant...

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I'm wondering what I'll have to prepare for

Mainly the Ivy League colleges.

If I go through with my current plans of being a mechanical engineering major in college then Im not quite sure what jobs would be available to me or which jobs would even be worth pursuing.

I am looking to be a mechanical engineering major in college and as I get closer and closer to college I am scared that I won't be able to handle a mechanical engineering major

Is it better to get started now and search around or wait until I know more about who I want to be and my limitations when I'm older?

I’m under 16 and unavailable to get a job; and rarely have permission to go out and do most things by myself. The only way im usually able to get around and hustle is in school , so what can I do?

How do I apply and find internships as a 17 year old? How do I find internships that can pay and have some flexibility?

I would love to be a child psychologist and make a good impact on the child's mental help

How do I write why I want a job for me to get a better chance.

I'm a huge fan of true crime shows on Discovery+ and have been curious on the process on how they film the process. Which major and minor do I take if I want to pursue this career?

I’m really into technology and aeronautics in general, but I also really like cosmetology, art and music. I really don’t know what I want to do, I have a lot of interests but I get bored of things easily.

I needed a laptop for school and was wondering if there are any resources available for free/discounted laptops.

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I want to get more customers to boost my business and sales so that I can upgraded packaging and hire more people to help me with this project i am working on

What is a good college for finance in California? I have a 4.16 GPA weighted.

I want to go into architecture but im scared the schooling is too hard

I play sports, instruments and am willing to learn anything to get a scholarship but what would be my highest chances?

How can I better increase my chances of winning scholarships when writing essays?

I’m interested in interior design or media design