Newport Beach, California

I am going to be studying costume design in the fall and I am struggling on how to balance my creative vision.

What I can do to have more economically help? #Spring25

Why is it required that students don’t get paid when clinical trials start? It’s 6 months of dedicating our time and gas which will lead us to not having an open schedule to get a job that does pay us so why can’t we as students get paid for clinical?

majoring in child development and I’m a high school senior right now

I don't know if my resume is good, I keep applying and I get no responses. I am a college student with no pervious experience. Where should I start? I am open to any job.

I am planning to pursue a career in the hospitality field (likely some sort of business administration but I would like to work in tourism or as a flight attendant.) What has the experience working in this field been like for you? What are the pros and cons I should know about, and tell me as...

I previously asked a question about time management but that's impossible now. Though I thought I had to interview for early college the principal let me straight in because of my exceptional test scores no interview needed. I was reading the acceptance form and it said students who do early...

From high school, what classes should I take? In college, what should my major be? Do you have any advice?

Right now I’m still a college student and just wondering besides the other modalities in Radiology starting as a X ray tech. Any other tips would be appreciated as well since I am just venturing every opportunity after graduating. I do value a work life balance and wish to provide for more my...

So I'm in AVID and I know that might be a lot to do on top of Early College and Honors classes. I want to do marching band but I feel like it'll be a lot. Do you have any strageties on how I can balance these things?

do employers actually value well-rounded candidates, or do they just want specialists?

I have a BA in Studio Art from CSULA, and I would like to go back to school to become an Art Therapist. With that said, does anyone know if it's better to go to a school that has an Art Therapy graduate program or would it be more advantageous to get into a Masters program for clinical psychology?

I've been trying to network with them in hopes of landing a job; however, I went to architecture school and don't really know who's willing to take in someone entry-level.

Coming from an architecture background, I find it challenging to find a set design/ themed entertainment job.

I need to do my work but I just cant focus for some reason and it makes it hard to get good grades.I need some tips to help me stay focused and get my work done easyer.