Jerome Dees Jr.

I am 20-years-old and college bound. I am anxious about starting college because of all the complexities, like financial aid, but also balancing my mental health and my passions and financial stability. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I would love to be a lawyer but am too nice. For example, I wouldn’t want to give anyone the death penalty. Lawyers make decent money and I could use that money to keep my future family healthy and clean. Would I be able to still become a lawyer??

I personally enjoy both cooking and baking because I find it fun to make the dish and whenever I do make stuff for people, they usually like it and that makes me happy.

I want to apply for a school-year internship at a medical facility (or healthcare adjacent program) and I am having a hard time finding opportunities for THIS school year.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you!

How can I become a better actor? Acting makes me happy and it lets me explore how others think and feel. I also can’t afford much because my family is poor so I also want to get better so I can get a scholarship to a good university.

I have been wanting to work at McDonalds for a very long time so I wanted advice to work there and make sure I am a good employee.

I'm pivoting from consulting to product management and would value current product teams' perspective on this question!

I am currently in engineering and I don't really think its for me. I wanted to try to get into a more creative career that has to do with writing, possibly journalism. I am wondering if it is worth it to go back to school for a second bachelor's, since I'm kind of switching drastically between...

How can I obtain a scholarship to pursue a Master's degree in sciences, specifically in biotechnology or any other biology-related field? I'm not asking about the application process or requirements, but rather how I can be competitive. Which programs would be recommended for me, considering...

What different things can you do at amazon? I always thought it would be a good back up idea.

I am transitioning to a new career and returning to school to pursue a degree in dietetics, to become a registered dietitian. How can I begin gaining experience in the nutrition field while still in school? Is there a job title I could research?

Do you feel you have job/financial security in your career?

Am I able to get a job in the marketing sector without a college degree?

I been asking a lot about college applications and I'm still not sure if I want to reveal my real life story or choose something safe - yet unique to stand out. My unweighted GPA is a 3.3 while my weighted is a 3.7. I haven't done any extracurricular until my junior and senior year due to...

Well I would like to help out my city more so what can I do to do that? {It doesn't have to included getting payed.