Kelly Desso

I'm a freshman in HS, so I still have a good 3 years before college, but I don't really have a clue what I want to study. I have a few ideas, but they're all in different fields and for different reasons. Also considering the fact that my major will impact which schools I should apply to,...

I pretty much have 3 options I've narrowed it down to. Lawyer, pharmacist, music producer. Lawyer because I like to argue & I'm pretty good with backing up my reasons + they make a good amount of money, but it is possible it won't work out because I can't find a good law firm to work for....

I’m interested in various things and very confused on which one I should pick because they all fall under different fields.

This is my first time doing a real job and I am going to be joining Protective Services Trade

What can I learn from that goal?

Minors in college #college-major #college-bound

I wanted to know this because it's just a general question that a lot of high schoolers have, but other than doctors, or stem majors I want to know other jobs that pay highly just not talked about as much.

I'm considering becoming a physical therapist. #college-majors

I'm a 16 year old rising high school senior, and I've been learning how to code in my free time for the past year or so. I've decided that I want to study computer science in college, but I'm still not entirely
sure about my decision. #college #computer #computer-science

I'm just wondering how long is the application process to become and ICE agent #federal-government #homeland-security #federal-agent

I am asking this question because I am going to begin running start and would love to know what classes I could take to knock off a few years of college that I would have to pay for.

#therapists #running-start #College-classes

From what I've heard, AP classes are at best like easier first-year courses. Can I compare the workload/difficulty of an AP class to that of my future college courses, or should I expect a lot tougher? Is there any AP class that accurately reflects the rigor of college courses (such as AP Chem...

I'm a prospective engineering student and I was wondering if pursuing a masters in the future is a worthy investment of time and money, or if I should plan on just getting my degree and starting work? The financial aspect of college is a big deal for my family and me, so a professional opinion...

Biochem seems to be the gateway to everything medicine and because of that it is all rather confusing. I have always been interested in the chemistry of medicine and how products interact with the body but it seems that everyone I know is majoring in it for pre-med. I just want to know if I'm...

I have been accepted to a four year college for Physics but am thinking about switching my major to engineering since there are more job opportunities as an engineer. Is this a good course of action or should I stick with what I'm passionate about - Physics? #engineer #physics