Alyssa Alejo

Not sure if it's important, but I want add I'm currently working towards the CompTIA A+ certification.

i need scholarships for my studies

Career in life as a prerequisite stage

Considering factors such as skill development, industry trends, and long-term growth, how can I navigate my professional journey effectively?"

I need help

I don't know how to phrase it

For example, should you disclose medical conditions?
Degrees that are unrelated to the job?
Experience that may make you seem overqualified?

Why or why not would you recommend psychiatry as a career? Is it worth it? What is working like? Is there any way to get rid of student debt for the future?

I like many things and want to try new things. But at one point I'm going to need to settle. How can I look for a job if i have no clue what I even want?

I would like to start applying to internships but I want to make it worth my while. Which internships will stand out on a CV or lead to a potential job in Finance?

#internships #jobs #resume #finance #competitive

websites or things I might need to do this

I don't know when it is appropriate to start looking at college's.

I have worked in the Hospitality field for many years. However, the majority of my time worked has taken place on the weekends. I know that I want to have a family, and I don't want to be working on weekends. #family #hospitality #hospitality-management #undecided #need-this-scholarship #broke...

Why is college so competitive using gpa and sat and say why do we need these things to make it competitive and what is the main reason why colleges need it

how do i know when i'm ready to get a job because i really want to work but idk when i'm ready for it

I'm interested in law and want to go to school out of state.

What should I start writing about on my college application if I’m interested into going into cosmetology? Also what scholarships are recommended to aim for?

High school senior

What is the best way to find out what to major in at college if you have multiple paths in mind?

I have been trying to research different majors in college and different jobs. Its just that I want to be able to provide for my family and I'm scared that I'm gonna choose a job with low pay.

12th grade
snowboarding is my favorite hobby
history is my favorite subject
I am majoring in Business and economics

Please come and share your tips on how to become successfull as a college student and a business standpoint.

I don't have many, at most 4 or 5. Does have a big impact on my acceptance chances?

I want to go into the medical field.

I participate in a wide variety of hobbies and activities like track, volleyball, art, band, you name it, I've probably done something similar. I've considered careers in every single one of these areas, but none of them seem to truly stick. I have a suspicion that my true passion could simply...

Nervous but excited. Don't know yet what college has in store for me.

As an example, for a retail store, coffee shop, receptionist etc.

Ive wanted to become a speech therapist for a while but Ive never met anyone who has this profession and its really not talked about so I was wondering.

I want to be a Pediatrician when I get older and go to college. I want to know what it takes in academics and in degrees, adding on bachelor's. I love healthcare and I have loved Pediatrics in general.

I'm looking for entertainment industry internships, but there aren't many for high school students.