Portola Valley, California

My goal for the future is to do something in the business/tech field. What majors and jobs should I look into that are high paying?

For example, if you major in mathematics. How do you find a job that pays well and isn't a workload.

What are some things to consider when choosing a major?

What is it like majoring in data science? Whats the beginning average pay?

Is computer science or software engineering worth the time?

My plan for my career is to take 4 years of biology then transfer over to a medical school, but I am unsure what steps I could take to make this happen.

Does it make you stressed? Does it take all your free time? Does it make you happy and give you purpose?

As I am learning about some of the coding languages such as python and Java script, I am wondering which one is most commonly used when working in computer science. What do current companies/ software engineers use to create programs?

I am a junior in highschool, and Im reaching that point where I have to start applying. Ive taken a bunch of AP's, etc, but still don't know what I want to do.

I'm a high school junior and would like to learn more about the tech field. I would love to learn about the different opportunities the tech field offers. I can also join clubs and get myself involved.

I want to be an engineer, I have had a deep passion for it ever since I have gotten my first cellular technical device. I want to be able to properly enjoy life and live it to the fullest with a job I like. Engineering could be a hard to obtain job, but in my opinion it really stands out to be...

I want to make sure I'm eligible to take this route and enjoy it.

I am in a city college and want to start my own business.

I'm in my junior year in high school right now and I was wondering what major, or things I should be doing if I want to be a software developer in California that focus on mobile devices.

What classes are good for computer science.

What careers related to advance math?

How am I able to have time to spent with my family and get a well paid.

I am a high school student.

I was told that as a cs major, you are required to take a few physics classes but I don't really see the correlation between physics and cs so I'm not really sure.

I am wondering what kind of coding languages should I focus on to be a software engineer.

I am wondering what kind of coding languages should I focus on to be a software engineer.

Where is coding helping the most in the world and how is it helping.

I want to become a software engineering and that is my question I want to know most

I want to know some companies that I should strive towards.

How will my classes be determined in college?

I'm a junior high school student who's striving to be an accountant someday. I'd like to know the importance of a major, as well as the importance of the college you attend when taking into consideration a career in accounting.

I am looking to pursue an engineering career. Let's take electrical engineering as an example. How many years of study is required to have a job in the field? Are there any non-math or science classes one needs?

Will my classes in college change depending on my major?

How much years of college do you need to be an engineer? What do i have to study?

When do you start your job and why did you choose this job?

I am interested in STEM, but I’m not sure what majors I want to choose.

I'm a current Junior in high school and was wondering about extracurriculars that would make me stand out when applying to colleges next year? I know that volunteering at an animal rescue would but was wondering if there were more options?

I've been thinking about going into the veterinary field as I have always loved animals but I also love helping people. Which field should I decide on? Any tips/thoughts would be appreciated!

I'm a junior right now and I don't know what career I want.

About to start college next year and need to decide my major. I'm leaning towards STEM but am a tad intimidated. Is it really any less work/ more challenging than humanities?

# 1 As much people say the college you attend doesn't matter. Is that really the case?

# 2 In terms of scholarships for college, is there a steady amount of financial aid for the low income?

What is the most tedious issue of being an auto mechanic when dealing with mechanical components?

What should I expect when being an auto mechanic like do you get overwhelmed with the workload if a lot of cars come in?

How has being an automotive mechanic benefitted your life? does it get easier with experience?

what kind of problems do you deal with as an automotive repairman, what's the most tedious common issue with dealing with vehicles that come in?

What are jobs that allow me to work on the computer?

I am a senior in a San Francisco high school and I haven't failed any classes

I live in the Bay Area so if you could share local ones, that could be to my benefit!

I want to make a resume to have it ready to use but I'm not too sure of what to put on it.

I'm a high school senior interested in studying music technology in college. I reside in California right now and am aiming to study in LA, NYC, or Nashville. I'm also open to study abroad opportunities.

I'm currently choosing a major for college and was thinking about Computer Science. But there's a point that I don't know what kinds of positions are there and what do they do daily for Computer Science field that isn't that complicated.

Currently I know jobs involving psychology are therapist and psychiatrist. Is there more jobs involving psychology that aren't very known?

I've never completely understood why people get paid so much for those jobs.

What is the best medium through which I can make lasting connections in the field of Computer Sciences. Is there a popular website or separate steps I would need to take.

How available are these jobs specifically?