Richmond, California

Hello, I would like to ask questions about what you would need in order to become a good data scientist, as it does sound interesting.

I'm considering this major because it's something I'm more passionate about but I'm not sure I want to do it if it won't support me in the future.

I'm debating between majoring in business or digital media and cinema, and I want to see the different career options I could consider.

Hello CareerVillage, I would like to ask if there are any pros or cons to going to a city college and then transferring out to a state university. Have you figured out what you wanted to do in that amount of time going to city college?

The low acceptance rates at UCs for stem majors is daunting and I would like to know if applying for an obscure major would be a good idea.

I noticed the acceptance rates for stem majors across the board dropping and I am lost

the frequency that studios usually hire new workers, in this case animators or artists

I have heard you don't really need a degree in animation to work as an animator, but some jobs do require them. I'm curious to know whether you really need one or not.

I know that I will be living without my parents but what else should I be prepared for?

I'm a senior in highschool that will be going to college soon.

Galileo student, loves engineering.

Galileo student, ap computer science principle.

Are college classes truly harder and are the teachers less focused on individual students?

An example of a more specific major would be chemical engineering or organic chemistry.

I am wondering about the importance of mastering them.

I want to know which programming languages are best for beginners

I'm a junior in high school that wants to major in engineering. I'm also taking classes to achieve my major. However, I was wondering about the different college courses that I should take to become an engineer.

I'm a junior in high school that wants to major in engineering. I'm also taking classes to achieve my major. However, I was wondering about some challenges that engineers might have to deal with in their careers

A lot of colleges recommend that students take all three fundamentals of science (biology, chemistry, physics), however I'm looking into doing AP Biology instead of doing physics since biology is more related to my field of interest. Will that affect anything when I'm applying to college?

I'm planning to take on some internships related to biomedical engineering when I am in college. What are some ways I can seek entry-level internships/research positions for the first time?

I'm a senior in high school from NorCal going to college soon, and an alum from the college I committed to (UCSD) highly recommended attending job fairs. I'm planning to enter a CompSci career, although I would appreciate landing any sort of job while in college. Any tips for landing an...