New York, USA

I am a freshman in High School and one of my favorite classes is algebra, I always was an amazing student with good grades in school, love to design and be creative about all the things but also is very responsible and organized student.

When did you feel like you had a solid direction in life? Career-wise. Or generally?

I’m in my sophomore year of high school and I’m already thinking about how I should, and what I should do once I graduate and meet the real world, and how it can effect me positively.

i’m in high school and want to work in the medical field

This year in the fall, I will be starting college as a Freshman, how should I start preparing for job-placement, when I graduate in 4 years?

is it easier to be a freelance artist, or get hired by a specific company for your first graphic design job?

I’ve always loved computer and every-time I decide on it change my and I slowly drift away from it everyone says I should do science because I’m good at . I like handling money but unsure what to do and how I go about figuring what I want to do.

As a passionate senior in college, pursuing a major in Mechanical Engineering, I am eager to explore internship opportunities and establish valuable connections that can help me build a strong and impressive resume.

I've recently noticed my interest in problem solving , mystery's. I've also noticed my decent analytical skills and thought about becoming some sort of detective or lawyer down the road when wondering what should I do with my life

I need different ways of managing money. I'm trying to start to save up for college but my money management is TERRIBLE.

I have lots of interests in many fields, and it is very overwhelming to decide what I want to do and decide where I would like to go for college.

I'm most interested in the steam field.

police to detective

I am interested in things like immunology, medicine, etc. however not willing to go to medical school, but want to make a decent salary. Looking for possible career paths. I am a senior in college graduating with a Biology degree, however haven't had any luck with lab internships to gain exposure

I am not sure if I want to get my masters, but I feel like I will need to have that for a good paying career in science that is not a doctor. Not sure where I am looking for a masters program, probably on east coast.