San Francisco, California

I want to major in it.

I am a junior in Highschool and need to decide what to major in to choose which college i want to try to get into.

I'm currently am unsure of whether to continue contributing into a Roth IRA or open a HYSA to save up for the down payment.

I want to be in tech, I'm just not sure what careers are available for that.

The two things that I love are studying many different languages from many countries, and game programming. Is a Computational Linguistic Game Programmer a hard career to find jobs? Is this a rare career?

I am applying to colleges soon and I want to know what I should be focusing on when writing my essays and personal statements, etc.

I'm a junior in high school, and I've really been considering my options for college. I plan to be a doctor and would like to double major in neuroscience and psychology. The city college route also saves me a lot of money.

Is working at a bank enough experience or what are people looking for when hiring people who have a finance degree? What are some things I can do to stand out during and out of college and put on my resume? #Fall24

Just want a general list of careers that use these courses.

I'm a high school student and I'm already wondering if it would be good to go to med school to become a Pharmacists. Furthermore, I'm also curious about what med school might be like.

I am a junior in high school and interested at Advanced Mathematics of college because my further career is to be a math teacher. It will helpful for me.

I am currently a junior in high school who wants to do nursing after I graduate. What are some things I should do now to prepare for nursing after high school? What are some tips or advice I should get as a high schooler who wants to become a nurse?

I’m a junior in high school this year and I was wondering if I plan on majoring with something in education, what are some programs I should look into now or maybe later on.

I got two from my email and was wondering if there were any more that were not need based.

For anyone wondering, the universities were Northeastern ("Northeastern Fee Waiver Mailing") & RIT ("Brick City App").

I will be a senior next year, but I’m still not sure about the application process.