Rebecca Tang

Im about to attend school for fashion design, and I want to know how people create a following and have proper branding.

Im a High school senior. I am pursuing a degree in photography.

I'm 17 and a high school senior. I hate being asked what my goals are and where I see myself in the future because I rarely ever think deeply about it. So, it's a real problem when I want to do something like apply for a scholarship and have to write an essay about it. Am I supposed to know...

I'm undecided right now and I just am really confused on what to do. I've always been good at school and I really want to work with kids, but I also want a job that gives me financial security. My question is, how did you decide on your career or know that it was "the one"?

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I really like drawing and I find it harder and harder by the day to draw in college. It feel like I’m over whelmed and tired often I can’t find the time to draw.

I have an 8am (advanced general chemistry), but I actually like waking up for that. I sleep more than 6-7 hours per day, I eat healthy, I don't drink coffee or energy drinks, but I always feel so drained that the end of the day... I've noticed that if I don't wake up early, I feel even more...

I am currently 17 years old and have applied for college. Does anyone know how I would figure out what I want my major to be? Is it ok if I am not sure what I want to do yet?

I want to get a psychology degree, but I don't know what specifically I want to with the degree or of any internships/jobs I can enter to get started.

I play football and baseball and I plan to walk on in one of those sports and I was wondering how a student athlete of a school deals with it on a daily basis.

I am very overwhelmed with choosing a college and being able to get into a good school, but to factor in costs, I was wondering how much choice of school really impacts the trajectory of where you could end up in the job market. Do companies really care where you went to college, and does that...

Being full-time enrolled at an university while struggling with finances is hard for many students. Pursuing goals and dreams is not impossible but requires resiliency and much dedication. I believe this is possible but I find myself with tied hands.

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I've always had the ambition to learn more about myself. College is a way to do so. How do i apply my interest in business to the real world?

What specifically should I look into as an undergrad?

I am a high school senior who is getting nervous since everyone around me seems to know what they want to do in life. I enjoy the arts but don't think it would make a promising career.