Woodside, CA

Are there any ways to discover any passions in an academic sense without tiring out your schedule full of clubs, extracurriculars, and classes? How bad would it be if I went undecided while applying for a college?

work at the hospital & just overall how did you overcome the hard parts of your career?

I work at a job center and need activities or resources they can do in their free time.

how will I get started on learning my career?

I'm a high school graduate and I'm currently attending college while also being enrolled in Job Corps. I'm very hands-on and had my sights set on being in a career for an automotive technician for a long time.

I am interested in becoming an engineer and would like to know more.

I am an 18-year-old trying to get into culinary anything would help.

I'm a young cook trying to learn and get a better understanding of herbs and spices

I am in 8th grade

I am still in 8th grade but I want to start studying about anything I can about medicine at the moment

As a current computer engineering student who desires to go into electrical engineering-based jobs, I'm curious about questions that stand out to you positively.

What piques your interest in a candidate? What kinds of questions do they ask that can set them apart from other people applying?

When it comes to interviews, I have trouble coming up with something good and positive to say about myself. With little experience in interviews, I find that in my practice answers, I subconsciously say something negative about myself, indirectly or directly. Now, I'm being more vigilant in...

I am planning on going to a four year college but don’t know exactly what I should study to become a traveling nurse.

I’ve been wanting to do an internship related to policy for a while, but it’s been hard to find internships for high school students. Any tips?

I'm going to school for medical assisting and just wanted what is needed for the workforce.

I'm going to school for medical assisting and just wanted what is needed for the workforce.

I'm going to school for medical assisting and just wanted what is needed for the workforce.

Will it significantly affect me if i choose undecided for my major? What happens if I just take courses I’m interested in to figure out what I want to do?

I want to pursue a future career in sonography, however, I'm not sure what I should major in or where even to start.

I am IMG from Pakistan and out of practice since 2018. I want to learn about various career choices that I can pursue my career. I did want to apply for residency. I am open to everything

When should I start my career? I’m 15 years old I know I have a a lot of potential for my age. Sometimes I think I might be a workaholic. I just really have the urge to work.

How do I get a scholarship? Why do I need a scholarship? What is a scholarship? When would I get a scholarship if I do get one?

How do I find a job involving art near me? I really like the idea of sculpting, so I would like to get a career in it. There is nothing near me whatsoever based on websites like Indeed or Glassdoor. My main mode of transportation is biking.

For context, I am taking 3 APs and an astronomy community college class. I am struggling the most with astronomy, physics, and math. I am also the Junior Officer for an aerospace organization at my school called Aerotech and I am a writer and editor for a club called ARRAS (Arts and Magazine...

Currently the two subjects I am interested in are animation and music production. I dabbled a bit in both but I am not at amature level yet. I do know some basics but other than that, it is all i know. I really want to learn these subjects and have jobs with them so I want to prepare myself.

Why do many of us struggle to get a job

I want to take a 4 year apprenticeship as that seems to be the best thing but just want to know if that's correct.

What should I do to figure out what I should major in for college? What internships and jobs cover aspects of many careers so I can effectively figure out what I align with? What programs are out there?

I am a person who loves to learn and is very passionate about learning and repairing or manufacturing, that's why I study hardware engineering, but what I wonder is does a hardware engineer need to know programming? Because I see that I don't have much talent in programming and there are many...

Im a senior in high school and have multiple options of what I want to major on, but I can’t get myself to choose one I’m more passionate about.

How do I make a good college essay