Vianne Phan

I am in 11th grade. I want to be a child psychologist and work with children.

I'm currently a Beginner in Cybersecurity and also learning Cloud Services.
Cloud Security Engineer is a great domain and skill to learn, so I'm curious about it how its practiced and apply in industries.

What career interests you? Being a doctor in pharmacy interest me a lot because not only do you deal with medicine, you can make it and write the prescriptions.

I am currently in a National Writing Competition for k12 schools, and I would like to further excel my writing. I am already well above grade level, but I don't want to just sit here waiting for a challenge.

I have an assocaites in graphic design and am wondering what desk jobs that are out there. I'm asking for desk jobs specifically becuase as someone who has worked at a deli for 3 years I've realized my knees don't take a liking to standing for very long haha. Ive asked in a previous question...

Also how do u become an illustrator and do u need any changes in emotion?

I plan to pursue international relations in college, and then attend law school later.

I'm open to receiving any advice whatsoever. Whether that be what to do as a high schooler to achieve this goal, or what to prepare for.

I find this a very instrusive question given that i find that it's not really other people's business to know why and how I left my previous company. How should candidates answer the interview question “Why did you leave your previous role?” when the reason involves negative experiences such...

Getting into prestigious colleges is something a lot of high school students desire to do.

People provide different types of advice, however things can often feel confusing due to the level of different opinions. So, what do you think allows a student to prove unique to those top schools?

I’m looking for advice on how to cover the fees for replacing my matric certificate and applying for an ID. I don’t have parents who can support me financially, and my sister who currently takes care of me has an unstable income. I want to continue my education and move forward, but these...

I met with a pre law advisor today, and it’s made me rethink everything. To start, he let me know that political science won’t prepare me for the lsat or law school so I should ideally major in something I enjoy or can fall back on. I’m interested in corporate law so I’m thinking something...

I'm an 8th grader and I want to do voice acting. I already do it but i don't get paid for it. What should i do to get prepared for when i do want to do it to get paid?

I'm a sophmore in highschool and want to go pre med. I want to take courses to help me get into this field. I need help on what I should be taking, because my school offers a lot.

What should I do in high school that colleges will like? I am not athletic and I come from a low income family. Also, how many community service hours are ideal for colleges? (I am a highschool freshman.) (My dream jobs are to be a pediatrician or neurosurgeon.)

I feel like personal statements can either feel too cliche, where there's too much trauma-dumping, however I feel like setbacks are what make every humans experience unique.

So how can I write about hardships, without making it seem like a trauma-dump with no consistency?