Madisyn Dunlap

I am 16
sophomore
I want to start a business and be a young entrepreneur
any advice on certain books to read or habits that will help

What is it?

I want to find a good college but I'm sure where to start.

I am a junior in high school and have been recently preparing for college and I figured a business is best. But can I use my business degree for multiple careers or jobs.

How do I know which career is right for me?
I’ve always been torn between choosing a job that i’m a good at, a job i’d enjoy or a job that makes good money.

What should you base a college essay on if you’ve gotten in trouble in the past or have had bad grades and still want to get into a good college?

I’m a sophomore and I want to get into UCLA, I want to know what path I should be on in order to achieve my goal

I'm a 10th grader in highschooler and i need to start picking out colleges but i don't know where to start i know i have to pick what makes me happy what if i pick the wrong one?

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I'm a sophomore in high school and I am also in my schools IB program. I want to make a difference in this world through college but its hard when all they see are test scores and not the student.

Just wondering because I see lots of volunteers on this site responding to people and I was wondering if the companies you all work for encourage that. Thank you!

How can I figure out what I want to do for a career and then how can I best prepare myself as a sophomore in highschool? Im also wondering what classes or activities I should be taking in order to look good on my transcripts.

I'm in college right now, and I do well (I have a GPA above 3.7) However, handling these classes are hard. Not the classes itself, but taking 5 classes at the same time. I can manage, in my mind, four courses at a time, Yet I always seem to never really mind the last one. This is not a...

I want to be able to get an academic one.

I'm currently studying business and not sure how to decide what to concentrate in.

upcoming freshman in college. How do I get straight A's?

If I did this on the side while doing medical school would it be smart?

If I play basketball and do nursing I’m collage woul that be a lot.

I'm interested in math and helping people, so financial or business planning/guidance seems pretty cool, but I'm nervous about getting bored at work. I'm a bubbly people-person and love problem-solving. However, the idea of going into a career with so much paperwork and office work seems awful,...

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I'm a sophomore in college this year and I have a lot of wiggle room to get a job, however many employers haven't responded to many of my applications, and it's probably due to my resume, how can I improve it?

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Currently, I am engaged in pursuing consulting; however, I am uncertain about fully committing my career to this field. Thank you.

Im interested in a trending a college far from home. My family does not have the funds.

What classes should i take, and how should i manage my time? I aspire to be a clinical psychologist or US ambassador, but i also have a passion for basketball. What should i do to ensure my college career?

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I dont know

I’m worried I may not be doing enough

If I want to graduate by a certain date, what's the best plan to get me there?

Hi,

I am a 16 year old rising junior who is interested in a career pathway which potentially includes engineering, business management and entrepreneurship. And I am unsure of which jobs to search for that would help me gain the skills I need for the career pathway I envision.