Santa Clarita, California

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I am a 9th grader taking high school and college courses in a dual-enrollment program.
I am looking for a law enforcement related job

I am senior in high school already trying to apply for college but I'm still deciding to be a nurse or doctor. From what I heard from experience volunteering at a hospital right now, one of the nurses told me that being a doctor is better because they get paid more and get treated better while...

I’m a current high school junior taking AP Computer Science A, because I’m interested in majoring computer science. But what courses do you take for a computer science degree? Is it just coding classes? And in what language? With all of this, what jobs can you get with a bachelors degree in...

For reference, I am a freshmen in high school and I haven't started the whole community service hours, it's hard to find a place to get my hours in.

What extracurriculars would be best to do during high-school that relate to astrophysics that I can do? Are there any specific programs or courses I can take out of school that are recommended?

How should you find the right job for you that will both make you happy and help live a healthy life.

I'm really passionate about beauty and skincare and would love some advice on how to look for quality internship in that industry. Thanks in advance.

How do you keep confident in your art and your work when you don’t feel original?

Say I want to major in finance because I think it would be fun but during the first few weeks I don’t like it how do I deal with that?

I know when it comes to learning it can be tough sometimes but what I want to know is at the end of the day, is coding an enjoyable experience for those that do it for a living?

I am interested in many different work forces, but I am unsure which will be the best for me. I really like cooking, fashion, and medical work, but I don't know which to pursue.

What are the key skills and qualifications that employers look for when hiring candidates for entry-level marketing positions, and how can I develop or acquire these skills to increase my chances of success in the field?

what examples have you seen or experienced from your employment of your employer valuing effort over skill? do they seem to differentiate between the two? do they reward those who utilize the difference by using both hand in hand?

What extracurriculars should I do to get into a good vet school? I'm a sophomore in high school. I really like biology and have always liked animals. I decided a while ago that I wanted to become a vet. I really want to get into a good university and some of my friends have started...