Garden City, New York

I'm in high school and like hands-on projects. What should I pursue, I'm thinking about being a mechanic or an engineer.

speech-language pathology related

To find a career path we are happy with we have to find our values and likings and how we will include those into our careers.

in terms of things we would learn and study.

I’m in college trying to decide on a manager, but I’m not sure how much work it is to become a sports manager.

When did you decide the career path you wanted?

Already have work experience in general but would like to work in a business, medical, or technology type internship.

I like to increase my finances by a lot and also have a good time so I would like help on how to do that because I just feel like I'm at the right age for it and can do it

Such as savings, spending it properly, etc.

To start my own business

Who do I talk to?

What scholarships and internships are out there?

What should I be doing as an aspiring lawyer?

1. Internships
2. Take LSAT classes
3. Read Law books

A lot of these options are obvious but I want to take the best first step.

I feel like I am going to mess up or freeze on my first day. I have no idea how professional I am suppose to be. I am very nervous.

I am wondering as to how I can advance my chances to getting into med school, what internships, part time jobs, and other such work experiences can help with that?

How to I begin my resume?

I am a Junior In high school and I come to realize that high school is will be over in a year and I don’t know what college or Major I want to do .

Some careers I am interested in are business, architecture, and finance

Is it good for a high-schooler to invest in stocks. Like i know how investment is a dangerous choice but in other way i think it's a fun and good way to make extra money.

I am in 11th grade and I am having trouble finding ideas of what I'd like to do in the future.

I am a rising senior in high school, hoping to pursue a career in the finance field

Hi my name is Kendy and I want to become a construction worker but i have trouble with talking

Whenever I try to apply for some CS related internships/jobs, I see many types of languages each role wants from you. I have learned the fundamentals of C and HTML, and OOP from Java and Python. What are some other languages do you recommend me to learn? Or should I stick with learning more...

I recently graduated from High School in NJ and I am trying to apply for an internship or job that is related to Computer Science. What are some recommendations you can give me to have a good jump start to make my chances getting into a role higher? Thanks!

If you were to miss steps or lose eligibility in your career plan, what are some ways to bounce back?

I want to be a nurse, well basically work in the medical field in general and I'm going to school to get my associates degree in radiology.

I recently graduated an EMT-B course in NYS at 17. people have told me that it's hard to find opportunities while you're under 18 and still in school. what is the best way to get the experience you need to advance and not forget everything?

People have told me that it's in the internships, it's in the patient contact hours you get, its in the experience... what is the best way to get in?

I want to have a career in the field of sports medicine and i’m currently a rising junior.

I am a student deciding between Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology. I want to explore these careers and gain experience in the fields but I just don't know how.

I would like to teach Elementary because children at that age are more likely to be high scholars.

How can I get started on preparing myself to be in the Business Management/Administration field if I am a rising senior in high school this year 2023?

What specific skills or knowledge have those experiences taught you? Have they shaped you into the person you are today, and how? This can be a wide range of experiences/lessons such as learning how to balance work and life or how to overcome setbacks. I am currently planning on going into the...

I’m currently focusing on my associates in business management and will continue my studies after I do my associates and I’m in my second year right now.

I don't want the fear of failed surgeries but I also don't want to be in a lab all day.

I start level II fieldwork this summer and have not been exposed to outpatient settings before. I hope to learn more about the inner workings of this setting and expectations for students.

I am confused on what to write on my career goal. I don’t know what kind of information to put.

How do i start work at 13?

It would be nice to make money on the side while being in school. Getting experience from it is good too

I wanna make a lot of money, and I have knowledge in biomedical science, but am interested in music and philosophy. So I am not sure what to do!

I'm in 9th grade

How does one go from a student to an expert, and what are strategies that you use to help retain information necessary for your expertise?