Atul Bhankharia

I like creative work but I also like helping out I don't know a career that shows both of these

I want to know all the knowledge and skills regarding this question.

I am a high school senior and I still don't know what college to go to. I applied for a lot of colleges that have a veterinary technology program but I am still not sure which college to go to.

Did you feel like you were giving up? Or did you feel like you were finally going somewhere?

Have anyone ever regretted their major or thought that it may not be for them?

What makes someone with no experience stand out from the other applicants?

I applied a week ago yesterday, and got rejection email on Monday of this week. They're looking for BA/BS "or something similar". Even though they rejected me, they did invite me "to apply again later.". I'm currently on SSI since October 1995 and an ex felonx2 that's been "on the straight and...

Like how do you know what career to go into which one to choose as a major for an income .

I am in the process of writing my college essay on how the seeing the death of my dog (accidently ran over by a family member) affected me, how I wasn't able to grieve because I was too worried about the individual, and how seeing everything has impacted me with the overall lesson being that I...

I'm currently a third year in high school and still lost on what path to take to get to a computer science degree or in similar area. I feel like it might be too late to correct my path I've made without thinking.

Hello; I'm an international student studying my senior year in the US. My dream job is being a lawyer, but I am really confused about what to study for undergrad. My other area of interest is computer science and design. Would it be a good idea to study one of those instead of pre-law?

I am currently considering a 4-year college major in cybersecurity and exploring the possibility of becoming an Information Security Analyst. However, upon conducting research, I have learned that this career path can be highly demanding and stressful and that opportunities for promotion may be...

I just turned 16 , and I have been looking into what would be important for my future. I realize that it might be difficult to have a job as a sophomore in high school while juggling schoolwork. I'm not entirely sure that this would be the best option.

I want to know the range or salary depending on location.

I want to go to school for social work, but I haven't done much time looking for a college to go to. I have pretty decent grades.

What kind of jobs can I get with an astronomy degree? Is that something that pays really well or are there very few opportunities? Are there any kinds of internships I could take part in?

I am trying to choose between these two MBA programs (Howard or Johns Hopkins). Does anyone know the main differences between these two programs? I am specifically interested in the "online"/part time version of each program. Thank you!

What is the most hardest thing about having not the idea what career do you want to pick for life and to collaborate as a system in learning the process of different things?

In the 11th grade and thinking about being a software developer but I don't want to go to college

I am a senior in high school but don't know which engineering discipline to go into. Chemical engineering used to be my top choice but I was told it is too niche. What options exist for employment and job prospects?

My name is Liano I live in Az, I want to be in cybersecurity. What courses did you take in high school that made cybersecurity courses easier to understand?
What are some difficulties that you may face?

Any ideas on choosing a career path

I am still a high school student, but I'm trying to learn semantics for potential beginner jobs in the programming field, specifically related to the creation of games/game design.

I'm a junior and I want to start applying to scholarships now. I don't know any trust worthy scholarships websites that will actually give me an scholarship. I just want someone's experience with a scholarship website that has worked.

especially digital forensics/related!! really interested in looking into how to get started :)

I know when it comes to learning it can be tough sometimes but what I want to know is at the end of the day, is coding an enjoyable experience for those that do it for a living?

I am currently in my first year of high school and am still choosing between cyber security and law. If you could explain some benefits of both and how I can choose which one is better for me, I would highly appreciate it. Thank you.

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?

I am Italian and I have obtained my four years BS in Human Nutrition and Dietetics in Spain. I would love to get some experience in the US, but I don't really know where to start.

Just curious