Portola Valley, California

what is the work style like in nursing in san jose?
What does a typical day look like for nurses?

What engineering major uses most math? Which one is right for me?

I want to see what I can do in my future

I love drawing and usually draw digitally, always wanted a job involving art

I feel as if consistency is a big key for the success of a business, so that is why I want to get into the logistics of this topic.

I want to know about this because I feel as if it's an important aspect to think about. I want to make a timestamp from me starting college and moving on forward after that.

I am a senior in high school

I am a senior and unsure in what to major in college.

I want to start working, but I want a job that is related to what I'm considering what I want to do in the future. The problem is I'm not sure what I want to be, but I want to start exploring careers and that stuff.

current senior in high school never had a job

current senior in high school

I don't have a description

I'm curious to see how long it might take to become one.

I'm curious about specializations in the field of Architecture, trying to see if I can narrow my options down further.

I'm a senior student in SF and I'm interested in dentistry, neurosurgeon, cardiac surgeon and business, but I haven't choose what I really want yet.

Is there any good locations to work when wanting to play basketball like overseas?

How can I come up with a conclusion on what I want to do when there is a lot of things I am interested in?

I'm currently a senior in high school

I've been thinking about starting my own business and generating income through that. With that being said, I have no idea how to make the steps as simple as possible for myself.

How can I make some money while doing the things that I am interested in like sports and music as some examples? How can I also become like maybe a designer for like my clothing brand?

I want to make a lot of money doing the things I love. With sports is one of those things. I'm not saying I want to play sports necessarily, but I want to be invloved.

I want to get into Architecture, though I'm not sure what skills I'll need in order to thrive in the industry.

What should I major in

When I mean soft skills, I mean skills like teamwork, communication, etc.

I am planning to go but just need tips on why.

How do entrepreneurs start their own businesses? Where do they even begin?

I used to participate in a lot of career programs to learn something about how to write a resume. And I also get to know the college system as well. However, I still feel that's not enough.

Senior, biotechnology major.

Senior, biotechnology major.

What job did a mechanical engineering degree get and how did you get the job?

What are great opportunities to prepare students for their careers ?
Just wondering how helpful it is to
try an internship. And other opportunities to help prepare for a career.

Is there any careers that are related Psychology and Computer Science?

I'm interested in both psychology and computer science.

As i'm in college and everything is so hectic it's seems that i have been getting detached from my artistic stuff which is something i'm truly happy doing and feels like i'm top of the world.

I dont understand why the super rich people want to make even more money when they are already set for many generations, what kinds of benefits are there in being so rich?

I'm a senior in highschool whom has already chosen a major besides real estate but I'm curious to know what someone who majors in real estate does.

I want to know if nuclear energy will become a big industry since the livermore lab's breakthrough interested me

I am interest in learning more about physics within our world. Space is a very unique and it's a vast area that we humans have only dabbled in. The universe is indefinite and learning more about the subject will help us explore more about the realm of space and its functionality.

I am currently interested in pursuing the field of engineering in college, specifically mechanical engineering, but I am still uncertain. How do I know if it's the right career for me, and would it be too late to change my major later on?

Looking for different paths that people took

What are the pros and cos of having a Mechanical Engineering degree?

I also applied to UCSD as an International Business major, and I wonder what career options that could have.

I am a Senior in high school and just finished my college applications. I signed up for neuroscience as my major. I know that I will need higher levels of education afterward but am not sure what classes or degrees specifically I need to go for. What steps should I take after college?

I've seen more people creating LinkedIn accounts and I am wondering why.

As an upcoming senior, I'm still unsure of what to pursue so having an idea would get me brainstorming at least.

I plan to get a master's degree in order to become a registered dietician (currently in 12th).

I am interested in the renewable energy sector because I think it will be the next big thing given how the US government is actively invested with new legislation. I want to help develop the technology to capture renewable energy; however, I don't know what to major in. If you can, could you...

Are there daily schedules, or is it a relatively flexible job? Basically, how does a normal day of work look like?

I'm interested in business management major and what kind of tips that will help me success in college?

I am a student in a film class where we do some filming, but mostly editing. I'm considering this for a career, but I don't know how to find work as an editor or how to promote my work/portfolio.

Do you think the CS job growth outlook will increase or decrease in the next decade or two?