Yonkers, New York

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I'm going to be starting college this fall, and I was wondering what are some math or programming topics/classes that I should take notes on during the summer

I am a senior, 17 years old in New York City. I want to build a better foundation for myself during the summer since I couldn't do much in highschool for pharmacy. I want to know what I can do to better prepare for this and how I can build a foundation for myself to get a good job after my...

I would like a career where l can use my hands and not be behind a desk all day so i was wondering what were the requirements for such a job

I like music, cooking, woodworking, hiking, nature and the like.

What types of scholarships are to be avoided/put on priority? Are there certain ones more beneficial that others? Are all scholarships good sholarships? Should I look out for certain sponsors?

In the future, I will have to take courses that revolve around the studies of medicine and pharmaceutical ideas. I also have to learn chemistry and other sorts of biology stuff.

I’ve seen many people that have done it. Like Kim K. She does so much and so well. I want to know if I can do all the things I love to do and keep a personal life and keep myself from going insane from all the work.

how do i obtain a certificate in programming to add to my portfollio because am currently having a skill in computer hardware repair simply mean i am a technician

I like to write short stories and I am now writing a book. Is it possible to produce and make money off of it? And can I even publish it at my age(14)?

How to build a career in music

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I've been wondering this recently, I've joined a few clubs as a way of community service, I have good grades, and I was thinking that I could submit some sort of music audition to get in, but I feel like there's more I can do.

Im in 8th grade and have been taking photographs in a portfolio for a while, and I also like to write. But when I try to take pictures, I want to create a bigger meaning. How can I do that?

I just finished my freshmen year of college and I am wondering how the next years will be. Should I be focused or worried about anything? I am also a Forensic Psychology major and I don't have a minor yet. Should I be thinking about minors?