Millbrae, California

Im unsure what major to choose or jobs to take

I want to major in psychology and minor in economics but im not sure what i can do with it

I am an incoming freshman who is potentially going to UCSD in the fall of 2022(majoring in Computer Science). Even though my scholarships and financial aid covered everything for me, I still want to have back ups, like having a job or doing work study. Therefore, I want to know how does work...

I am an incoming freshman who is potentially going to UCSD in the fall of 2022(majoring in Computer Science), so I am curious to know about the goods and bads about Revelle college. I heard that there are a lot of GEs, and it is also ranked top two in term of difficulty. Is that true? Am I able...

I am a High School Student currently in my Senior year and I am very interested in learning more about computer science I will be majoring in Computer Science when I attend college next year.

Would it be easier get a better job or career if you were to go into a popular college?

Does taking a city college instead of a state or other private schools have a big impact.

Question about education

Does my major matter if I want to decide to go to a UC or a state school?

was it fine to not have college and still get a good job?

Hello, I would like to ask questions about what you would need in order to become a good data scientist, as it does sound interesting.

I'm considering this major because it's something I'm more passionate about but I'm not sure I want to do it if it won't support me in the future.

I'm debating between majoring in business or digital media and cinema, and I want to see the different career options I could consider.

Hello CareerVillage, I would like to ask if there are any pros or cons to going to a city college and then transferring out to a state university. Have you figured out what you wanted to do in that amount of time going to city college?

The low acceptance rates at UCs for stem majors is daunting and I would like to know if applying for an obscure major would be a good idea.

I noticed the acceptance rates for stem majors across the board dropping and I am lost