Keith Rodgers

I have a part time job but have never done internships for fear of not having enough money.

I'm passionate about transforming neglected houses into quality homes. My goal is to buy, rebuild, and sell properties, creating value through design and smart construction. A real estate license could give me direct access to deals, deeper market insight, and more control over the process but...

I'm a high school senior who just got admitted into Saic (School of Art Institute of Chicago) and am having a hard time figuring out which kind of art I wanna branch out to I have mostly been into Illustration/fine arts but I wanna know if it'll be worth changing into animation.

I'm planning on majoring in accounting, but I'm still not firm on the idea, so I'm curious about the best way to make this decision.

I am going into My freshman year of college this spring. I am afraid I am not going to do well in college. Im also the first person in my family to go to college. How can I stay on top of studies but also have fun and not get to stressed out?

How can I become better than the students around me when it comes to my major?

I'm about to start my degree in School Counseling. I've always wanted a career that is meaningful but sometimes I wonder what that actually means!

I am pursuing a career as a dancer, and I am currently in college for it and living with my parents. However I am concerned that once I start working full time I won't be able to pay for a house, insurance, or just regular bills. Any advice on how it's done?

I'm a senior in high school and I adore forensic science, although in the back of my mind I wonder what if when I actually get into the field I openly dislike my work?

I applied and was accepted to a grad school program in Interior Architecture in the fall. I was just curious what made you make the financial leap to go back to grad school?

What made you think that you’re going to pursue football and you’re going to make it and if ever got cut how did you respond to that.

Can you share a time you had trouble with and think you weren’t going make it on the team but you end up making it.

College sports

I am a rising junior in college and I am also wondering if I should take the GRE as opposed to the GMAT.

Does my athletic involvement increase my likelihood of acceptance?

I am going into my junior year of high-school and I have been playing competitive basketball and sports since 2nd grade. I am trying to make the decision whether or not I should continue in college.

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I’m scared to be away from my family but I’m ready to start a new chapter in my life . What should I do? I wanna leave and explore a side of the world I have never seen before but should I.

Pedro is a dedicated student-athlete with a passion for baseball. Excelling on the field, he continuously strives to improve his skills and performance. Trying to balance academics and athletics, Pedro embodies discipline, leadership, and a relentless work ethic, positioning him for a...

How do you think that I can improve my chances of having a career in sports such as sports broadcasting or sports journalism? What ways typically work, and also what courses could I take to increase my odds?

When telling people that I want to be a surgeon i get a lot of weird looks.

When should I start looking at scholarships?

How do I volunteer to get hours for marine biology?

"As I go to the future" really means like as I move on with my life and the days go by.

just want to know.

I am in the 8th grade and have been exposed to topics like college. I like math and science and I'm worried about making the wrong decision for a career path.

interested in playing sports in college.

Im currently a senior in high school.

Would they analyze sales?

I want to earn money, improve my personality but I don't have any specific skill, interests or strengths. And degree is in hospitality but no knowledge.

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