Katie Jacobs

I am a senior in high school who recently accepted admission into UC Berkely. I want to pursue a career in bio-engineering, and wondering how it is that I can further my studies and propel me faster into my desired career, quickly and effectively.

Hi, I am a high school student who would like to for a school project, if taking a foreign language like Spanish would help me become a better social worker? Thank you for your time.

If I want to be an accountant, are there other degrees or programs I could take to make more money? If so, is it worth it to take the extra classes and pay more money to get the degrees?

If you were to hire someone right out of undergraduate, what are some of the skills or qualities you would look for in that candidate?

How do I create a good study routine as a student athlete?

I just want to know the difficulty gap between the two things. I've heard a lot from family and friends about how much easier high school was for them and I feel a bit nervous.

I'm studying with a science background in high school. But now I feel like I'm much more interested in business and finance. Also I'm quite interested in activism but my communication skills are not that good. But I'm working on it.

How to cope with stress while in school?
what was the easiest part of college?
do you suggest getting your masters or going straight to doctorate school?

I have written this question for myself for the CareerVillage Spring Scholarship. It's a question that I often dwell upon at night.

Thank you so much in advance! I’d truly appreciate any tips or insights you have to share.

I've never really had good study habits before and those classes are really difficult for me. #study-tips #science #math

2-3 years? Or is it better to get more work experience? Moreover, is it worthwhile to go to business school only if you want to pivot careers or does it help you rise within the consulting firm to earn a business school degree?