Washingtonville, New York

I’m going into high school and I really find myself interested in Science and Math classes, since I am able to get a job I was wondering what types would help better prepare me for the future.

I am a rising high school senior and I'd love to go to a university in England (specifically London) but from what I've seen I'm not feeling very confident in my chances. How can I improve these chances this late in the game?

I'm a junior in high school that's looking to get an advantage before going to undergrad. I want to get an internship or something along those lines so I can 1. begin exploring possible career paths in this field and 2. get some experience that could give me an advantage to get into med school.

I'm not sure which field to pursue. To be financially independent, which college major is the best (ex. marketing/business)? And how do I find the motivation or way to start?

what should i do with my life? like in my career.

I’m starting college in Fall 2023. I won this private scholarship for this veterinary technology program and i get to work at this animal hospital as a vet assistant. I don’t start the Veterinary Technology program at my school just yet as there are prerequisite courses I have to take first in...

I am an upcoming sophomore and I want to learn more about the machining industry.

I’m going to be a highschool senior and a want to know what courses I should look out when applying to certain schools.

please as many tips as possible

I am in the eleventh grade.

What’s the best school to attend? What are some internships I can take that can help better my cooking skills?

How can I start my own business as a high schooler? What are some ways that i can start a successful business at a young age and grow it?

What I like to play video games and it seems fun to me, i was thinking how to create my own video game and was wondering about the steps to do so. The reason why is the idea of mine was with me since 6th grade when my parent suggested it.

what path should i follow to make sure i become a great architect? Is there a good work life balance? what is it like to work with clients to make a good design for a building?

Whenever I try to apply for some CS related internships/jobs, I see many types of languages each role wants from you. I have learned the fundamentals of C and HTML, and OOP from Java and Python. What are some other languages do you recommend me to learn? Or should I stick with learning more...