The Woodlands, Texas
When going into college, is it fine to not have a clear idea of what you want to do?
I am only a sophomore in high school and I have a general gist of what I would like to do, but I am not really sure if I could decide when the time comes later. There's a few things I enjoy but I don't really know how classes will work for college exactly. I really like subjects like biology...
How do I figure out what I want to major in when there is multiple things I’m interested in I’m scared of getting stuck in one spot and not being able to use my college major or experience to the best of my ability.?
Hello, I am a rising Junior. I am the president of future business leaders of America (FBLA) and a robotics captain. I am interested in business management, business law, graphic design, mechanical engineering, and computer science.
What are some things i should know befor going into the medical field ?
What should I avoid. What should i do to get in. What grades do i need.
Just searching tips,can you help me?
When you were a teenager and wanted to start making money,getting prepared for the real world,finding jobs,looking at schools were there any tips you wish that you had known?Like anything to avoid a bunch unnecessary work just wandering.
Are job opportunities great for biotechnology majors in the U.S. as a non-US citizen and non permanent resident?
Currently a rising high school senior. I am thinking of majoring in Biotechnology, so I want to know how do employment opportunities look like as Biotech major.
I am also considering grad school.
What is the best way to approach a career in technology?
Do employers look to see if you have had an internship in technology? What qualities about a future employee do companies most look for?
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