Sunnyvale, California

I'm looking for online resources that I can use to self-study STEM, sites with additional courses would also be appreciated.

At times I struggle with scheduling and procrastination, and would like to know how I can manage my time better in the future.

Job fairs? Walk into law firms?

I am a student in my last year of high school, college admissions are soon due and I want to know what one should expect during this process.

I am a student in my last year of high school, I want to know what one should expect during this process.

It's helpful to put activities and circumstances outside school into my college app, but I'm wondering about how to determine the validity of my activities and whether I should start from middle school (most active in outside school work) , or freshmen year.

I just wanted to ask before pursuing this major

As a current high school senior, I’m uncertain about which career path to pursue in, and with college applications approaching, I feel pressured to make a choice soon. I’d like to learn more about different fields to gain a better sense of direction before committing.

I just wanted to ask since I don't know what to study for in college.

Many people try to get job in computer science field, which creates a big competitive, but I really want to work in this field.

I have enough free time to be working on any skills related to mechanical engineering. Should I leave behind any extra-curricular that are unimportant to this?

I'm first looking for a major in Chemistry, but am thinking of specifying into Chemical Engineering. How am I meant to get there?

What are some skills that someone could learn and improve to better work for a career in something mathematics related? or possibly something related to engineering and physics based.

I'm currently in High School and I'm failing AP Calculus which is making me anxious I might not get into college because of an F.

Should I find a way to drop the class?

I heard that neurosonography brings in the most but then I learned that that isn't a formal job anymore because it became a subset to another role.