Shelly Lin

I'm currently a high schooler and getting ready to go to college. I was wondering how different life is between a student and a worker so I could be ready for this change.

I live in London and I just started Year 12 (11th grade). I want to work as a doctor in the US, should I go to Uni in the UK and then move to the US, or go to the US for Uni? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each option?

I don't know what career I want after college, but I am very open to doing small jobs like working at an ice cream parlor or boba shop. How do I move on if, for example, I want to be taken on a career in computer science? I'm thinking about internships, but wonder how people switch their jobs...

I'm a highschool student in need of a major or a future profession but I lack the passion nor the motivation to commit myself to anything

I want to keep my hobbies and interests away from whatever career I pursue, but I do not know how to choose a career.

I'm a current Junior in College, debating if consulting is the perfect fit for me. I'm currently interning for one of the big four and the work they're giving me is making me feel doubtful and overwhelmed.

I'm a sophomore in high school, and I'm starting to feel pressure because I haven't gotten any internships yet and I'm not sure where to find them. I'm worried that my lack of knowledge and experience will cause me to get rejected from programs.

how to become a good product manager

I have a lot of hobbies but nothing seems to stick, and they are things I'd like to learn more about but I worry about getting a job afterwards in that field. For example: film, photography, psychology, and teaching.

I currently have a part time job and I know during college I'll need some sort of job but I don't know when is the best time to get your first full time job.

Wanting to be an accountant or auditor at some point, but not entirely sure what steps I should take to meet the quota or exceed it in regards to a secondary education.