Oakland, California

bachelors or associates in california

the hardest things ; day to day and or getting your certifications in general

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I am currently a college student, and I am in a Liberal Arts major so far, and it's time for me to choose a major to study when I transfer to another college. How do I know if the medical field is for me?

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close to metro area sunnyvale , san jose, santa clara

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I am in the 11th grade. As far as my career exploration, I am more interested in culinary but not too sure about college yet.

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In your opinion what would you say is the hardest part? What was the most challenging part that u had to learn?

Im Interested in joining a culinary/baking class and would like to know what the best part of baking and cooking is in your opinion.

What can I do if I don’t enjoy my time at the college I am at and want to transfer to a different colleg?

I remember that Better grades, higher test scores, and involvement in various activities can help a student get more money for college. Grades can also be a factor for consideration in an honor society.

I am an incoming freshman attending East Bay University, where I want to prepare myself for the future. I would like to understand what difficulties and challenges I will be facing and what tips I should consider when entering a new environment.

What is something you can do this summer to prepare for college and any future career goals or paths? What is advice that you could give to an incoming freshman at a college?

trying to gain insight for future career options

How versatile are engineering degrees?