Rachel Masters

what are some good jobs for somebody who has adhd/autism, but doesnt like math or have any interest in working into the medical feild. but does very well in english and the soical sciences.

I want to make sure I can have a good balance between work and my personal life. It’s important to me to have time for family, friends, and things I enjoy, not just work all the time. I’ve heard that some careers can take up a lot of your time, so I want to understand what that’s really like.

my whole life I have been focusing on animation but recently I have been interested in computer science, but I still want to be an animator, I want to know if I can do both. I have always wanted to be an animator for a company

I'm really open to a wide varitey of different roles.

Hello! I'm currently a junior in high school looking for strong activities to fill my summer but it's proven difficult. I've researched dozens of possible summer research programs, however most come with a hefty price tag that I have no interest in paying. The high school internships I looked...

I commonly use my personal account when signing up for scholarships, but I'm wondering if it's better for me to use my college account instead.

I am a high school senior from Winooski, Vermont. I plan to major in anthropology. Unfortunately, I have not received much aid because my parents make a decent amount of money, but they will not be helping pay for college and I do not make enough money to cover my cost alone.

Just needed help in preparing for college, advice and other stuff.

My best subject is physics, and I've had a lasting fascination with neuroscience and the brain since I was a child. My biggest hurdle is finding scholarships for undergrad (second-biggest hurdle, the first one is choosing a major.)

My principle stated they can give me a letter of recommendation but I'm not sure if that is too much/kinda odd and bad. I do not know I should add it..

What are the requirements that I will be needing to choose a course that fits my interest and how to succeed in that course and also career paths to take regarding computer science

I am applying for college soon, but I do not know how to pick between computer science and software engineering. I have not always been the best at math, and didn't do very well in math early on in my highschool career, but I managed to work my math grade up over the years. I am not naturally...

I just want an oppurtunity to gain experience in this tech industry, and to gain more knowledge about what I want to do in the future.