Rebecca Tang

I love being outside and don't necessarily think I want to be in an office all day.

I will start my fashion degree this year and want to think like a designer.

Specifically for science courses

I'm planning on going into college for a business major so that I can have a better knowledge of how to be successful, but I do know that it won't be the only thing that I will need, so I do hope someone can give me more insight.

As a high school senior, I'm planning on majoring in marketing in college. Is it easy to get a job in the marketing field? and if so, what are some high paying jobs?

I was always under the impression that a business degree is probably the most useful, but I am realizing I actually have no evidence to back that up.

I'm studying with a science background in high school. But now I feel like I'm much more interested in business and finance. Also I'm quite interested in activism but my communication skills are not that good. But I'm working on it.

I want to open my own business(es) but obviously its not just as easy as jumping right into that after graduation. So where do I start the process?

I'm heading to college soon and I know that I'm going to need a job to support myself during that time. I want to be an MLS so I think maybe working in a hospital lab would be a good choice. But if anyone else has some input about what jobs are good/adaptable for schedules that would be...

How did you acclimate to the campus and what are some helpful resources you used?

I am currently a high school senior and am struggling to think of what I want to study in college because I am unsure of what I want to do after. I am interested in the sciences, specifically psychology and biology, but am not sure how to pick between the different majors and careers to find...

I'm a 16-year-old senior in high school who's planning to go to Texas women's university as a nursing major. It's really anxious since I'm going to college alone and it's my first time traveling to a location where I don't know anyone, even though I know that college is more about independence...

I'm an incoming freshman in college and I am wanting to learn new and better ways to study. I've had trouble studying in the past and am wanting advice from others who are confident in their studying habits.

I get distracted easily and never struggled in middle/high school so I don't really know how to study.

I am going to college to major in marine science, but the career options are broad. Is it best to decide after getting more experience in my classes, or should I be doing independent research about my career options?