Saratoga, California

I participated in an exchange* program sponsored by the U.S. Department Of State's Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs. I'm looking for a way to expand my knowledge and learning of international relations/affairs/diplomacy.

I'm currently a junior that plans to use his summer to research colleges, their programs and explore what makes them unique.

I am debating picking between biochemistry (and eventually become a pediatrician) which would align with my personal goals of making a difference in the world, or astrophysics, (physics is definitely a difficult class for me). I am a good student and would be able to commit to both, but also...

My favorite sport is basketball and it is the best im at, and im trying to go to division 1 schools like duke and more but i need to focus in school so i can try to have good grades aswell.

How long do you need to study or train for in order to work as a criminal investigator? Are there certain requirements needed?

What are some high-paying careers that require minimal education? How can they be respected in today's world of people in the world of America and the government?

What are the best jobs when working in office administration or in an office setting?

I am interested in interior design and design in general. I’ve always thought it was really fun but my dream is to go to UCSB. Does any of you know if there are any interior design programs there that are really good?