Oxnard, California

I want to get knowledge about all options that will allow me to live a lavish life style while still not working with kids as I don't really have a passion for that

I'm in 9th grade. I am a dual-enrollment student. I am interested in psychology, writing, journalism, and law. I have done volunteering relating to immigration law. I find defense law very interesting. What is the best way to get involved with law in high school and how can I prepare.

Hi I am in 9 grade and I was thinking about going into corporate law. I have done swap meet justice, it is basically where we help people apply for citizenship and help them renew their residency. I wanted to ask you, how did you know you wanted to be a corporate lawyer, what school did you...

I am a freshman in high school and am interested in double-majoring in business and law at a UC, though I am aware that I will have a bigger workload and my cost of tuition may be higher since I would have to attend university for extra years. I want to know some tips or programs that could...

I am in high school and I want to start developing good study habits.
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I'm a 2nd year bio major just joined prehealth route and I feel behind in my extracurriculars. It's hard not to compare myself knowing that I will have to compete with them when I do my pa school application. I'm trying to improve my stats and will meet with an advisor soon to discuss my...

I'm a 2nd year bio student and I'm still trying to figure out what I want to pursue. I've been thinking about becoming a physician assistant or medical social worker, but I want to learn more about it before deciding. I volunteer at the hospital rn, but I don't get to interact w any...

Tips or recommendations are helpful.

I'm a 2nd year college student and recently decided to pursue a PA path. how can I prepare for applications? - extracurriculars - programs - shadowing - volunteer opportunities I was especially worried about all the direct patient experience I need since I don't know where to start and every...

I'm thinking that forensic science for sure, and then some science courses such as biology, anatomy, chemistry, and physiology.