Alameda, California

About to start college next year and need to decide my major. I'm leaning towards STEM but am a tad intimidated. Is it really any less work/ more challenging than humanities?

# 1 As much people say the college you attend doesn't matter. Is that really the case?

# 2 In terms of scholarships for college, is there a steady amount of financial aid for the low income?

What is the most tedious issue of being an auto mechanic when dealing with mechanical components?

What should I expect when being an auto mechanic like do you get overwhelmed with the workload if a lot of cars come in?

How has being an automotive mechanic benefitted your life? does it get easier with experience?

what kind of problems do you deal with as an automotive repairman, what's the most tedious common issue with dealing with vehicles that come in?

What are jobs that allow me to work on the computer?

I am a senior in a San Francisco high school and I haven't failed any classes

I live in the Bay Area so if you could share local ones, that could be to my benefit!

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I've never completely understood why people get paid so much for those jobs.

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How available are these jobs specifically?

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And how do you handle the mistakes? have you had any of these experiences?

What are the requirements to get into the line of work? does anyone have any suggestions?

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I understand that today's world is becoming more and more attuned to electronic's, but why are these jobs so important specifically?

After high school, college, etc.

How do you prepare yourself both financially and academically?

That doesn't overwork yourself.

How long did it take?
How are you sure about it?

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Some career goals that I have in the future is to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities after I finish highschool.

Some career goals that I have in the future is to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities after I finish highschool.

In high school, what classes should I take?
How is it helpful?

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I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I'm interested in a career around tech.

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Is there anything that isn't usually taught that I should know beforehand? Is there anything that you would have liked to know before going into this?

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