Los Altos, California

I am wondering if the programming languages people choose are based on preference. Or is it based on the complexity of the programming language?

I am a junior in high school.

How did you decide on the major or your career and did you ever regret it?

What sort of jobs does a computer science major get?

Many schools only have health as an option, should I take that path?

How do I know if I like working for people in the community? What education level do I need? What skills should I develop?

What to do to get started?
When should I start a buisness?
Why should I do computer science?

For instance, if there were a particular field of work that I no longer felt invested in making furtherance upon, this is prime time for the person to do a bit of soul-searching in order to figure out what is the most appropriate medium for their professional livelihoods. I'd like inquire what...

What will help me achieve my goal of becoming a software engineer or game designer?

There are many options for jobs that include coding but what are the requirements to get one.

College is already expensive as it is, but after the pandemic is over, will college tuition reach a new sky high?

What is your recommendation for which field a high schooler should start with? What can they expect to leave with once they finish their term?

What UC or USC in California is the best for marketing?

When talking in an interview what questions were asked and how did you answer them? Did you answer sincerely or added some embeleshment?

What job has lot of flexibility whereas I could be able to not work on a certain day if I had an emergency?

How does one look for internships and apply, and how do you know that the internship will help you in the career that you are looking into?

I want to be a teacher as I grow up, but teachers only get a little pay. So I want to do a job that can earn a lot of money, but I have no idea what job is ok for me.

I have no ideas about my future job. I want some suggestion from other people.

For example a job with a not so hard major or maybe doesn't even need a college degree at all. But this job is good enough to provide stable living and flexibility.

I am looking into the computer sciences field as my choice of career. I have not dedicated this to my career choice as of yet, but it is one of the more promising selections. I just want to know how to get started so that I can delve deeper into my exploration of computer sciences.

like which school and isn't that hard to get in with a ~3.9 gpa?

what career are fun and pays alot

What are the steps or suggestions I could start on?

What are colleges in California that have good programs to prepare me for a veterinary degree? Are there recommended classes I should take while in high school or through dual enrollment?

Like are they fun to a part of? Basically something that wouldnt have you sitting at a desk the whole time.

When is it a good time to get your first job? is getting a job during highschool a good idea?