Menlo Park, California

I was wondering which college majors were most versatile. I know that engineering majors are typically quite well rounded, being prevalent in a wide range of industries. What are some other flexible majors?

I am an artist that specializes in batik. How do I find buyers?

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My first trade choice is Medical Assistant (opens up in June), and I will be on a waitlist. Until then I will be in Medical Admin, my 2nd trade choice. And I don't know what I should do for my 3rd trade option, I want to do advanced training but what will I have to do to do advanced training?...

I am a senior in highschool wanting to major in the medical field, and I'm wondering what I could do to have a higher chance of getting in to the field

Senior in Highschool, I enjoy psychology but wanted to know other majors that may have a more straightforward path to dentistry.

I currently have a part time job and I know during college I'll need some sort of job but I don't know when is the best time to get your first full time job.

I am currently thinking about video editing/production (specifically ones where I can stay anonymous to the public like virtual YouTubers), music production (including Vocaloid music), computer programming (specifically video games or character rigging), and business management/development.

Getting ready for Fall Semester Finals