Belmont, California

I want to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities for college when I finish highschool.

A career goal i have in mind is engineering because an average engineer makes over 100,000 a year which makes me interested. I'm mainly interested in careers with high pay rates

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?
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I wan to be a math teacher after I graduated form college, but I want to do some thing that has more pay and less work. I am planning to do actuary.

My goal is to become a software engineer or a software developer. So far, I am in the AP computer science principles. I enjoy writing codes for small apps on the website, unthunkable. I am learning how to code on python and other various coding languages. I am also planning on taking the next...

What are some useful resources that can help me become a software engineer?

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 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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I’ve always been told to go to community college first, but never understood why.

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I am interested in beginning my journey toward focusing on my future and career. I would like to get some information to manage my thoughts and plans.

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Being in the mental health field seems like a very fulfilling yet intimidating career to follow through with, I've always been very passionate about helping others and would like to know others' viewpoints or reasons.

Is being in the mental health field difficult at times ? If so, why ? Also, what are some good ways to prepare yourself for that kind of work on a daily basis ?

Along with that, what is the most, or one of, the most difficult things about being a psychologist? I'm currently in Job Corps and think I want to pursue a career in mental health.

Hi, subjects I'm good at are math, psychology, and physiology. Subjects that I'm somewhat good at/also interested in is neuroscience and writing. I don't think I would like to go to medical school as it's very rigorous, and I don't mind pursuing grad school either. Any advice for what career...

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i was wondering why is a bachelors degree needed for most construction jobs .

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