Dino Ubalde

I have no idea what I want to major in college.

I am still a teenager in high school, I want to go into teaching but I’m not sure how to choose specifically what/who I want to teach

Is it very stressful with work hours and do you have time to do the things you like?

What did you write your college essay about? Do you have recommendations for me?

I’m a bit concerned about the work I’ll do not matching to the salary I’ll receive

I don’t know what I want to do in life and sometimes it can get confusing. I don’t know what hobs or occupations would suit me the best. I have no ideas on what I want to do later in life

Looking for both prep tips on the "case" questions, those puzzlers like "How many shaving razors are sold in the U.S. every year," and any personality "fit" questions. If there are any books or web resources, all the better. #interviews #consulting #mckinsey #bain #bcg

i wanna start my own plant and crystal shop when i’m older and iwans start brainstorming on how imma do it.

Summer is with applications open.

Which would be better? Construction or engineering? I love working with my hands and I hate math, but I have always been interested in engineering, computers, etc. I just don't know which path to take.

-T
Grade 10

How can I find and get involved with volunteer organizations and research programs near me or virtually? How do you find a career you are passionate about?

I realized late into my college experience that I didn't want to work a math job at all so I finished out my Math degree and am now struggling to find a full-time job I feel qualified for. I have a list of 5 or so potential careers (Including but not limited to: Singer-Songwriter, Writer,...

I have an interest in international organizations and those with a focus on social activism, advocacy, medicine, computer science, or STEM overall. Thanks!

Someone help me and tell me what to write for my questions because idk and Im broke and I need food so you I really need help with how to do this stuff idk

I am currently writing my application essay, and I plan on writing it about my relationship with my father and the positive impact he has on my upbringing through sports, school, and life skills. Is this a commonly seen essay that college admissions may be tired of reading?