Clark, New Jersey

zaireb,11 grade

do the pros outweigh the cons?

im a 12th grader and i see a future in business but there's many aspects of business what has to be hardest part of the job

I am a freshman and have been planning out my schedule for the rest of high school and want to know what classes are best to take to pursue a career as an environmental engineer.

I'm currently a junior in high school who will likely major in sociology, but I'm unsure of the career paths available. I also enjoy writing and individual research.

I'm an artist and a first year college student in NYC (Withdrew from second semester). Originally, I was working towards a computer graphics degree (which included art). However, I'm no longer interested in the tech field and after sometime, I realized the mental health field is something I...

My interview for Application Development Specialist was 2 months ago and the status says "In Process". Does anyone know what the job process for MTA is like? Any information would be helpful in understanding the typical timeline and procedures for the Application Development Specialist role at MTA.

How do I make a website from scratch, not using any templates, and making something that is functional and a good layout. I am having difficulty knowing where to start!

I want to do cosmetology as my major in college but I am originally a major in dance.

I am a sophomore in high school and I am 15 years old. My favorite class is math but i also like to major in dance although I think I want to try cosmetology.

I am unsure on what to major in yet so what kind of scholarships are specified towards creative people

I’m trying to become more motivated to study and make it easier, especially since I have so many tests these next couple weeks.

Here is my opinion: Leaders can be both born and made, as some people have natural leadership qualities while others develop them through experience and training. But I would really love to hear your opinion.

What are the benefits of being a archaeologist & Is there a survey or statistics showing how happy archaeologists are with they’re job. Do they have any regrets?

I'm a freshman in college, and I'm trying to gain more experience in the tech industry. However, I am getting rejected/ declined due to a lack of experience. What advice do you have for gaining experience, when you have none?