Baljit Gill

I really like police/Sherrifs since i was little i watch videos on police and i just thought it was so fun so when i get older i want to be a police!!!

I want to become a lawyer and I am in the process of studying for the LSAT. I want to do something related to law but I have a B.A. in Psych but no one will hire me. Any tips? I am also interested in remote jobs.

Hey, my name is Ma'Asia Bastfield I am a senior at Garingr high school. what I want to major in undergrad is forensic science and minor in per-law maybe I really don't know.

What is the best major to do when going to undergrad trying to be a lawyer?

I would like to get into an Ivy League college but i don't play a sport. I do a lot of other extracurricular activities like playing the violin, community service, DECA, tech crew, and case rally, ect. I wanted to know if colleges look at these clubs as of equal value to sports.

and What did you do to prepare for this career?

I am in 11th grade and debating whether I should take the path of becoming a lawyer.

I'm in 10th grade and I really want to become a lawyer. so I want to know what colleges I should look at.

I am deciding whether to take Triple Science as a GCSE, because while I am capable, it seems like a lot of workload. Any tips would be helpful!

I am picking my options soon, but am not sure what to take. Any ideas are super helpful. Thanks

I am a senior at Lighthouse Community Charter Public School in Oakland California. I like to spend time with my family during my free time and be with my friends. For my career, I want to focus in criminology. I want to become a detective and solve cases. One of my skills is solving problems,...

What is the average number?

To become a criminal defense attorney, I am currently studying criminal justice and was studying psych. However, I am dropping psych since they are so closely related. I was advised to do either Business Management, Accounting, or a science. I am awful at math and always have been. What...

What are the best books to get to prepare for the LSAT? What are the best ways to prepare for it?

I personally believe that it should start before senior year, but what about those that start late?

I would like help in trying to find out what exactly would suit me for a future career that I'd also enjoy. It needs to be enough to financially support me.

What is the best college to go to?

I don't want to work a job I hate after going to college for it.

what is college like and how much would it cost to get in to college how do you start to get into colleges and when should i start going to college after im done with high school

I've always been very indecisive and get very bored easily so choosing between these two unrelated jobs is a hard task,

what kind of benefits do i get from being a nurse

How do I know which colleges are best for me if I don't know what I want to major in

How do I make the most out of college scholarships in order to focus on my education rather than the price?

I'm thinking I want to be a nanny after I graduate highschool and I have seen both sides of the stick but i'm ultimately wondering if i should consider college or if i would be fine with a certificate from care.com or something along those lines

How is a junior in highschool suppose to know what they want to do for the rest of their life? I feel like I need to know so I can plan what college to go to but need advice please. I want to make at decent money but don’t know if I want to do something in the medical field or business field?

I want to work with children/youth as a future career. But I'm scared that I want find job right after finishing my studies. I am thinking of Child Psychologist right now. Do anyone have any advice for me?

I am a junior in highschool, and Im reaching that point where I have to start applying. Ive taken a bunch of AP's, etc, but still don't know what I want to do.

How could I convince my family to let me go to college, because they think it’s expensive?

I'm interested in psychology as well as law and I was thinking about majoring in psychology in case I change my mind, but will that really be useful in a law career?

Should I stay in state for college if I qualify for a great scholarship applicable across most schools but only in my state?

The majors I am interested in are so different from each other (ex: architecture and law) that I am having a hard time to narrow it down to just a few.
I am aware that I don't have to know now but I am on a time crunch and my goal is to narrow it down to 2 and stick with it.