Palo Alto, California

I've heard horror stories about people who are in college to become teachers. I've heard that often times they have a heavier work load than nursing students. I'm just wondering if this is true.

I've been considering going down a Stem path when I get to college but I'm worried I would be too intimidated to actively pursue my degree.

After studying history in college, do you have to pursue a higher education?

I always wonder how different between UC and State are, I been told that State has a little more stress relieve while UC has a lot of pressure in build.

My whole life I've been sure I would become a teacher when the time comes. Up until recently I've began to doubt myself. Any way to know if this is how I want to spend

History is very interesting, but I can only think of becoming a teacher with a degree in it.

I enjoy art but I'm not sure if I'd be able to find a job with a degree on it.

What should I prioritize first: Sports, Major selection, diversity, if my friends are going.