Pleasanton, California

I heard a lot of people recently hate on pre-med and how it's not worth the extra years and debt. I am not considering medical careers, but I am interested in what they think of people with more uncommon careers that don't necessarily need college degrees.

I'm a 11th grader in San Francisco

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

As a junior, it is common for us to become anxious about college and our future, but there is not enough guidance to assure us when to start working on our applications.

I am in the process of choosing my career and major for college, but I am unsure if a stem career is really worth it.

I'm currently a 11th grader in San Francisco.

and what classes should i take, dont add anything cemistry relate because i dont want to do that

I want to know more about how to maintain a balance as an adult with a career.

I don't have any motivation to study for my classes.

I haven't gotten any motivation to do any of my work.

I like to draw, but perspective is something I can never get. Where exactly should I start, and where will it make an improvement?

In a class of mine, I have to edit videos from shots I take myself for assignments. However, the software is quite advanced and not beginner friendly (exactly). Are there any beginner friendly softwares?

with 2 months to study

i'm referring too the AP test that's through college board that gives you a score from 1-5 depending on your result of the test that challenges your knowledge on the class subjects.

When becoming a flight attendant I hear that scheduling is the biggest hardship they face, I want to wonder if there are anymore issues I will have to look out for?