San Rafael, California

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?

What classes should I take if I want to major in neuroscience? (currently a high school student -- my goal is to become a neurosurgeon in the future).

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 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?

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.

What qualities are required to become a software engineer? How can I get a stronger knowledge background in coding?

I'm a junior in high school learning web development. I really enjoy designing websites and I want to focus on the front-end. Is the salary and likelihood of getting hired lower for a front-end developer or a back-end and full stack developer?

I am a junior in high school. I want to pursue a career as a software engineer. I'm currently in a fellowship where I'm learning basic web development languages and React, but I want to have more languages under my belt. Which languages would be best for me to focus my time on?

I'm a 16 year old girl who is currently in high school. I am very interesting in Computer Science and would preferably like to work as a Software Engineer in the future.

After high school, college, etc.

How do you prepare yourself both financially and academically?

That doesn't overwork yourself.

How long did it take?
How are you sure about it?

I want to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities for college when I finish highschool.

A career goal i have in mind is engineering because an average engineer makes over 100,000 a year which makes me interested. I'm mainly interested in careers with high pay rates

Some career goals that I have in the future is to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities after I finish highschool.

Some career goals that I have in the future is to finish highschool with a basic understanding in programming. I also want to have many opportunities after I finish highschool.

In high school, what classes should I take?
How is it helpful?

I wan to be a math teacher after I graduated form college, but I want to do some thing that has more pay and less work. I am planning to do actuary.

My goal is to become a software engineer or a software developer. So far, I am in the AP computer science principles. I enjoy writing codes for small apps on the website, unthunkable. I am learning how to code on python and other various coding languages. I am also planning on taking the next...

What are some useful resources that can help me become a software engineer?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I am interest in math major, and my career goal is to have lots of time with my family, and well paid. What are some particular jobs that fits my requirements?

I'm interested in a career around tech.

Do you have a better knowledge of what goes on internally or was it something you already knew before? Do you regret taking this step into your future?

Is there anything that becomes challenging with being an auto mechanic? Does anything become a "what is this?" moment for something?

Is there anything that isn't usually taught that I should know beforehand? Is there anything that you would have liked to know before going into this?

I am a college student majoring in Environmental Science. I'm considering adding a second major of Data Science. However, I am wondering how many opportunities there are for data scientists that are not working for just any large company to help them maximize profits. For example, are there...

Hi, subjects I'm good at are math, psychology, and physiology. Subjects that I'm somewhat good at/also interested in is neuroscience and writing. I don't think I would like to go to medical school as it's very rigorous, and I don't mind pursuing grad school either. Any advice for what career...

Would I have to take out loans?

What are some things that would make the essay stand out more other than having the met requirements?

I am a senior in high school.

i am a junior right now and i am wondering what is the most important action i need for college applications like extracurriculars, high GPA, sports, good college essay, etc.

I'm currently looking into applying to college and I have found a few places that interest me but I would like to apply to a few more, so I was wondering if anyone had some recommendations for colleges with good Environmental Science and Engineering courses.

High school junior, not sure about what I should major in.

I would like to know so that I can force myself into the career.