Hercules, California

After studying history in college, do you have to pursue a higher education?

I always wonder how different between UC and State are, I been told that State has a little more stress relieve while UC has a lot of pressure in build.

My whole life I've been sure I would become a teacher when the time comes. Up until recently I've began to doubt myself. Any way to know if this is how I want to spend

History is very interesting, but I can only think of becoming a teacher with a degree in it.

I enjoy art but I'm not sure if I'd be able to find a job with a degree on it.

What should I prioritize first: Sports, Major selection, diversity, if my friends are going.

Are there like resources I can look at and read to find out more?

Step by step

Need a step by step

Need precise guidance or walkthrough

Besides getting a degree in nursing, are there other educational requirements I will need to pursue a career as a registered nurse?

I'd like to know what college will be like if I decide to major in nursing.

I am a junior in High School and I want to be a nurse/registered nurse.

Invested in getting a house in the future.

Want to make money quickly and easily.

Is it shown to be available? Or like can we get emails of any that is shown to be good benefits?

can i be able to do internships if i have low grades?

How do you find a college that fit you and what you are studying

Graduating soon

I would like to apply to schools with a good business program and I don't know how to search for them. When I do all that keeps popping up is Ivy-league type school which I don't even know if I'm qualified to get in.

What do you recommend for a junior student studying business admin, operations and supply chain management that just decided their major looking to get internships such as non profit consulting and management consulting?

coping mechanisms of accountants

is it hard working a full-time job if it is tell me thanks.

I am interested in social media marketing and am wondering how to get started in the field ?

I am a psychology major and graduating in the Fall of 2025. I've been looking to clinical psychology PhD programs, but some programs don't require a Master's degree for admission. However, I don't know if that would make me less competitive when applying. If I could avoid 2-3 additional years...

I am a second-year psychology student and while I have received letters of recommendation from staff, asking professors seems a bit daunting. Is there a way to ask that would be received better? When applying to multiple opportunities is there a limit to how much time so should ask them to...

In California, what difference would it make for me to be studying under an IB-Diploma program or an equivalent AP program? For UC? For other universities?

Is working a full-time job that hard ?

This question is mainly in reference to more business centered fields

Lately i had a conversation with my mom and i sense that she wants me to be a medical doctor but i want to get into the fashion industry when i finish high school. Do i try to convince my mom to let me choose my career path? Or do what she wants?