West New York, New Jersey

I'm in 9th grade

How does one go from a student to an expert, and what are strategies that you use to help retain information necessary for your expertise?

I'm in the 9th grade but I have a goal of trying to save for a car or to get my first apartment by the time I'm 20

I am in high school and I wanna know what subjects will help me become a dentist =)

I am going for a police investigator career yet I don’t know much in what I need to do…?

I am planing of applying for Monmouth University when I graduate in 2025

What are some tips as well as pros and cons for people who want to pursue a Veterinarian Career? I'm still in highschool (a rising senior)and wanted some advice on if this is a good career and worth all of the years of schooling.

I'm an sophomore majoring in computer science and data science. I basic knowledge in python, java, web development, sql, and swift.

I’m a sophmore almost junior and plan on attending a college in nyc most likely and possibly major in criminal Justice and plan on taking college level classes next year

To all the professionals out there, there are so many professions that require pristine communications skills. For students that are shy and/or not good at public speaking and communication, what are some suggestions that helped you?

As a Petroleum Engineer what kind of fully funded schorlarships can I get into?

- I am financially on the low end and cannot afford furthering my education by my self, what programs out there can help me.

- I graduated top of my class.

I'm very passionate about it, but among them, building computers is my favorite because I enjoy putting things together. However, I'm worried that nowadays almost anyone can build a computer by themselves and without their assistance

in 2-3 years I'm going to graduate highschool and I want to get a degree for computer science

I keep seeing videos of what not to include is college essays what do you think is important

I would like to become an EMS worker

career coaching, non profit organizations, career search, community service

Childhood education

I just finished my first semester of college and I was really struggling a lot that I am not sure that I want to continue. My gpa is not the best and I really don't have motivation to be there but I am very interested in my chosen field and I want to pursue this but I'm just not sure if...

I've always had an interest in working with amusement/theme parks like Disney, Cedar Point, and Six Flags. I would love to be able to give my ideas an input on how we could always reimagine the parks and keep business afloat. If anyone has any ideas on how I can reach this goal I'd be a open...

To go further in your career you can ask your supervisors or co-workers for tips that can make you a better worker. You can also sit back and think about your own actions, and ask yourself, ''what can I do better?''

I'm a student and hoping to be able to work over this summer but my school keeps roping in new possible things to do, some of which are being labeled as mandatory. I need work experience though. What should I do?

- I'm in middle school
- I enjoy performing arts
- I definitely know I would like to venture into business and cosmetics

Where to apply, how to apply, advice on finding internships that fit my career goal.

Interested in becoming a nurse

Middle school student that loves to help out the community.

I am currently a 17-year-old in 11th grade and I have this strong feeling about working in early childhood education because I love to be with little kids and want to be an impact on their lives as they grow up. I want to teach them the basic stuff that leads them into becoming their own...

I really don't know what to do after High School?
How do I start looking into programs that help me be successful?

I really enjoy watching the videos made by Mark Rober because they are very creative and interesting. So with that, how can I, 15, start heading towards becoming a mechanical engineer like Mark Rober.

Middle school student that's interested in nursing

STEM research opportunities and internships usually require a high school degree and current enrollment in college. Is there any way to successfully gain experience while in high school?