Michelle M.

My parents have always encouraged me (14) to have my own business, so I when I suggested that I sell my art, they were super excited. However, due to our extremely busy lives, the idea of me owning a small business was thrown to the side for at least a year. I want to start a business, but I...

I want to be ready for when I graduate and I want to move out soon I need a steady income I want to make sure I get the right job and that I enjoy it

I want to go into architecture but im scared the schooling is too hard

What is a good college for finance in California? I have a 4.16 GPA weighted.

What training do I need to become a Mental Health Counselor?

Are there specific courses I should take as a senior? Any other necessary steps for succeeding in the future?

what should I expect after becoming a dental assistant and what kind of opportunities does it open up for me

Hi! I'm looking to enter IT.

I know that people discuss the job market is tough. At the same time, I didn't realize how many roles are out in the world now.

How do people find jobs currently - when there's many jobs yet there's tough/competitiveness? Can numerous jobs + job competition coexist?

Any recommendations for free programs I can apply to? How can get an entry-level CS job to improve my skills? What companies are likely to accept high school interns?

Could anyone provide email templates for requesting a medical or chemistry internship as a high school student trying to work with popular and selective research labs?

I realized late into my college experience that I didn't want to work a math job at all so I finished out my Math degree and am now struggling to find a full-time job I feel qualified for. I have a list of 5 or so potential careers (Including but not limited to: Singer-Songwriter, Writer,...

I can sketch dresses, skirts, shirts, and jackets but I want to be able to better draw my designs and be able to add flow easier

I'm looking into becoming one once i get out of high school to have on my resume in case I decide to get into criminology, I would just like to know the limit of hours they are able to to work, time I don't think would be an issue for me.

how do i know that i’ll get enough money with this career in the future

I am currently writing my application essay, and I plan on writing it about my relationship with my father and the positive impact he has on my upbringing through sports, school, and life skills. Is this a commonly seen essay that college admissions may be tired of reading?