Rebecca Tang

I am interested in computer programing and engineering but I am not sure how to find a career that uses both, or what steps I should take to pursue it. Should I study engineering or computer science? How do I know which skills will be used the most in a career?

I have about 20 colleges left on my list and I could use some advice as to how I should go about narrowing down my list to find the few I should apply to.

How is the best way to plan your future with college? Where do you start? How do you begin?

What sort of things do you need to be good at to be an engineer?

What’s the best advice for someone who’s still undecided on what career they want to peruse.

At times I feel like there are so many different types of jobs one can pursue, so many that it becomes overwhelming to me.

I don't know what to study and im trying to know what I want to do but I just dont know

How do I become a better student? What do I need to do to improve.

What are ways to decide what to do for after high school? I have ideas, but I'm scared of making the wrong choice. I have aspirations for teaching english, talking about sports, and working in concrete.

how is college and the classrooms or the teachers that is going to be working with us

in the rooms how many credits do we get when we finish the process

What careers related to advance math?

I'm unsure as to what career I want to major in college, what is a good way of narrowing down the options?

I'm interested in lots of careers ranging from a graphic designer to a nutritionist and athletic trainer. #experience #personal #conflict

What are three most important habits to be a successful entrepreneur? What are the hard parts at being an entrepreneur and what are the easy parts about it?

I'm in my junior year in high school right now and I was wondering what major, or things I should be doing if I want to be a software developer in California that focus on mobile devices.