Fremont, California

I try to get a good scholarship to help my family in the future because I don't want them carry about me

My sister did study abroad in college, I'm hoping to do the same. I'm going off her word that it is really fun and eye-opening. Is that the consensus everyone agrees on?

I've heard that college is a time for hard work but great fun. What is your personal experience with this?

Sometimes I find it hard to think of creative ideas, so I want to have some inspiration. So far I have thought of getting inspiration by walking outside, but at this point, I think I have gotten all the inspiration I could have gotten from walking outside.

Personally, I have always enjoyed reading so I want some inspiration that could also have an impact on me. Please share, I am willing to explore!

I would like to help my parents back. What can I learn from engineering that can help both myself and my family other than money?

I want to know what I will be dealing with if I pursue electrical engineering as my career. Probably don't need to go in depth for now.

I think I can do this by getting involved in clubs as soon as possible so I am exposed to this. Another way I can do this is to research different schools that provide these options.

I'm a junior in high school who wants to get into accounting, and I'd like more information on the CPA exam.

What are some good ideas to start off a career path?

College seems like a big waste of time and I'm someone who doesn't really like school.

I am wondering how competitive it is to get a job as a software engineer i n America, as I have heard how competitive it is, but don't know the scale of it.

I am wondering how competitive it is to get a job as a software engineer i n America, as I have heard how competitive it is, but don't know the scale of it.

I will be attending college next year and I am wondering what I should expect.

When should one prepare and get ready to create a college application. I want a sufficient amount of time to create one so it can be professional and not sloppy.

A high school student that's interested in programing.

Have you ever doubted your choice of major during college and what did you do about it?

-Does it depend on the job?
-When is it better to work as a team?
-Does one person do more work than the other?

What are some options that I have after graduating high school?

-Most common program language?
-Is there a more proficient language to use?
-What types of languages are easier to use?

I am currently a junior in high school.

I am currently in high school.

I have done my college applications and don't know which line of work or which major I would like. I know that there is an undecided category, but I was wondering whether different majors would get me better chances of getting into a good college.

I have been meaning to get into linkedin and am wondering if there is a way to best portray yourself to get the best chances of being reached out to. Is there any information that is vital and is there any information that should be left out?

I'm currently a junior in high school and would be starting my college applications later in the year.

I am currently in high school junior year.

I'm currently a junior in high school and researching possible internships.

I am currently in high school in my junior year.

To pursue psychology as your job, I find that you need to get a master's degree or above to pursue those jobs. Are there any jobs that accept you if you just have a bachelor degree in psychology.

I have two study interests and one of them is less promising than the other. I think this is an important decision to make about one's career.