Jerome Dees Jr.

I have a 4.0 GPA and a 4.45 W GPA, however I never really was encouraged or was emphasized the amount of importance extracurricular activities have on a college application until the end of my junior year. My current activities only consist of co-founding a community service club at school with...

I am 36 years years old and have always been very interested in human behavior and desire to help others.

I'm interested in a career change but I feel like there's not many options for me around here. I work best in an environment with teamwork but where I am working on my own the majority of the time, relaxed pace, structure, autonomy, and continued learning and growth. What would be a good fit for me?

I understand that volunteering is more about providing emotional support and helping others. However, I’m curious if there are additional benefits. For example, can I include this experience on my resume? If so, how should I present it? And also how long I have to volunteer to get the...

I would like tips, website, and resources tools which could provide the feel of a career/ profession for free to high school students

I recently graduated in May with a B.A. in English, but the job search is feeling very difficult because there doesn't seem to be many openings for the positions I want to do (grant writing or editorial/publishing). There seem to be more internship (paid) listings, some of which are open to...

Are there any specific websites or apps that I could use to find parents in need of babysitters? Or any specific ways to make my flyers to eye-catching?

I need guide lines

What can help me figure out what career I want to pursue in college?

How can I know which collage is best for me?

I am a sophmore in highschool. I am in New bedford Ma I have no clue were to volunteer I would like events that are known that i can volunteer at. I want to volunteer in a medical setting. becuse i want to become a surgeon.

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One problem I feel like I can get stuck in is that, I feel like I might be too hyper focused on one major or I feel like because I am majoring in two majors I might get overwhelmed.

What are the outcomes of this?

Note: this question was asked anonymously by a learner

Note: this question was asked anonymously by a learner

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