Belmar, New Jersey

I have been thinking about a career as an author and thought that it is something that I'm very interested in. I do have some doubts about whether that would be a stable career choice, it doesn't seem to be a sure thing.

I'm currently a sophomore. I'm in National Honors Society, Advocacy Club, and my school's newspaper. I am currently the social media manager for a coalition.

i am looking for a long term career that could align with my mechanical engineering interests, i have decent exposure and experience in that field.

I am Tommy a person who is a tech geek and loves everything to downloading software and a 9th grader to hopefully get taught Javascript and HTML to further jumpstart my career as a Beginner level it job to a cybersecurity specialist.

I am a 13 year old high school student that is undecisive when it comes to "What I wanna be when I grow up." I have various aspirations but I feel like I wouldn't be good enough for any career.

I have wanted to be an account for around 5 years, I want to show my interest in accounting to colleges through extracurriculars, essays, and interviews. How can I achieve this?

I am about enter my fist year of college to become a RN, however I am aware of the prerequisites that I need to complete starting my first year before I can choose my nursing major. I am worried because I'm not completely sure if I would like to become a nurse. And by the third year of college,...

Hello! What colleges should I consider if I want to become an acupuncturist? What should I study for undergrad? I live in NY and I can't really find any colleges in the NE region of the US for acupuncture.

I received a job offer today in an email and would like for the hourly rate to be higher. What are some best practices for responding to the email in order to get a higher salary offer? Any specific language you can share with me on how to reply would be best!

I have worked at the same job for 10 years and they do not pay enough and offer minuscule raises. I would prefer to stay at my current company in order to avoid transitioning to a new company and a longer commute. How can I use this job offer to have a constructive conversation with my boss?

I’m also not sure if I want to study close to home or far away, what should I be doing in the case that I do decide to study abroad? Will it be more difficult getting into a college in another country?

I'm a high school junior who has been passionate about technology in general, not just coding, since I was around the age of 6 or 7 years old. Unfortunately, my school doesn't offer any career-related classes but a short intro to computer science, so I'm not sure what steps I need to take to...

What is the best school, what connections should one try to make, etc.

building my credentials and resume

im struggling to find ways to use a bio major