Robert McAdams

What should I do if I'm afraid of putting myself in debt for college, and am considering not pursuing my dream career because of it?

I’m in the 11th grade, my grades are just a bit above average but I haven’t don’t any experience with computer science. I also don’t live in an area where I can easily make connections to work with computer science.

Right now high school is very hard and I want to give up but I want to know how it would really help me when I get older.

what is the best major in college to take? Which classes should I take in high school to get a good scholarship for a writing school and why? How would I go from applying?

How to succeed in my career, what to do inorder to be able to achieve my dreams, and what are the steps to follow and what can mentor me to able to see my dreams come through.

If you begin a career in cyber security, computer science or any similar field and want to switch your career to a similar one, is it easy?

I’m considering both real estate and architecture, which one do you think has better opportunities?
I enjoy architecture but I also am unsure about where I want to attend college.

I'm in 10th grade and I'm doing a project on web developers which is a career I'm interested in going into when I get an associate's or bachelor's degree in IT.

I have developed interest in programming and I'm not aware where I should start

What school is best?

What gave you the most stress, and trouble doing the years of education. What college did you attend and do you reccomend it?

Is computer science worth it with ai taking over

Best way to make games or designs.

I go to an academically challenging school, and after hitting the ground running freshman year, I hit the sophomore slump with less As than I'd like. I even got my first C. My grades in junior year are all As and A+s.

Can you change your major at some point or do you have to follow it for the rest of your life