How Hard Is the CrowdStrike CCFH-202 Exam Really? ?
Hey everyone! I’m planning to take the CrowdStrike CCFH-202: Certified Cybersecurity Forensic Hacker exam soon and wanted to ask — Is the exam more focused on tools, theory, or real-world scenarios? Also, has anyone used Pass4Future for practice questions? Worth it? Any tips or advice would really help.
I’m about to enter 12th grade and I currently study in a public school in Mongolia. I haven’t decided on my major yet. I would really appreciate your help.?
I’m about to enter 12th grade and I currently study in a public school in Mongolia. I haven’t decided on my major yet. I would really appreciate your help.
will it be easy to apply to college if i did online school and graduate a year early from actual highschool grade ?
im an upcoming junior and i was wondering if it will be easy to apply to college if i were to do online school and finish it a year early. Will there be a disadvantage, how will i do a college essay? Im very new and need more details.
how do i get on the social work career path ?
my end goal would be become self contacted and have my own social work company
As a student, how do I know what I'm interesting in and what I want to do after college?
I'm still not sure what I want to do or what my interests are, so I want to know how can I discover these things for my future.
What health clinic or hospital takes 16 yrs old as an intern or volunteer or lets them shadow?
I’m a high school student and i want to either volunteer shadow or intern at a health place but i can’t find any. im 16 looking for a place in manhattan.
Would it be possible to work towards an Associates and Bachelors at the same time??
Hi, I'm a rising junior interested in becoming an orthodontist and I want to know how much I'll be able to take on once I go to college. I've heard you can get some Associates degrees online, which is something I've recently become interested in. My question is could I get an Associates in Dental Assisting online whilst simultaneously working towards a Bachelors Degree (bio or chem) in person? If not, I'll settle with a Bachelors, but I'm curious if both are attainable as I don't want to spend more time than I have to. Thank you!
Is it odd that I want to be a Zookeeper?
Some of the people around me assume that I'm in college to be a veterinarian, but then when I tell them zookeeper, they give an odd look and then follow up with, 'Oh, nice...' So is it odd that I want to work as a zookeeper?
How can I show proof of funds?
I am applying for a fall 2025 bridge program at Diablo valley college, but for the application it says that I’ll have to show proof of funds for 30k, for 9 months, but I’ll be there only for 2. I don’t have 30k saved up and I intend to use the income from my remote job as a way for me to pay for my education. Which covers completely and even more the eventual costs. How can I use my salary(48.000 dollars) to get the I 20 ?
Pivoting from Sales to Student Career Coaching - Seeking Advice & Mentorship
Hello Professionals, I'm Sankalp. After 14 years in enterprise sales, I am pivoting to become an independent career coach for students. As I build this new practice through self-study, I have two questions for experienced coaches: 1. What is your single most critical piece of advice—a key concept, tool, or insight—for a successful transition? 2. Would any senior professionals be open to offering mentorship? I am grateful for any guidance you can offer.
Scholarship Help?
What scholarship can I apply to for chemical engineering/STEM majors for undergraduate?
Any Personal statement tips?
Does anyone have clear tips to write a personal statement for both common app and UCAS applications as an aspiring chemical engineer?
Should I study mechanical engineering first and then move on to robotics, or go straight into studying robotics?
I'm from Spain, and I'm going to start year 12 or grade 12. I'm taking A-levels, and I would like to study in the USA or the UK. I've been interested in and involved with robotics since I was 5 years old.
Feeling lost! Can I build a remote tech/AI career without experience?
Hi everyone, I’m going through a really difficult period in my life and would be incredibly grateful for some honest advice. I am 34 years old and I recently moved to Japan (Fukuoka), and I’m struggling to find a viable career path. I don’t speak Japanese yet (I’ve started studying it), and I’ve been applying for English or Italian teaching jobs (I'm Italian) just to keep things moving but that’s not my real passion. My background is in commercial HVAC pipefitting, with over 10 years of experience on large construction sites across Australia and New Zealand. Unfortunately, without Japanese language skills, it’s nearly impossible to continue in that field here in Japan. In the past 5-6 months I started studying cybersecurity, using platforms like Coursera and TryHackMe (earning two certificates: Google IT Support and Google Cybersecurity). I was really motivated, but just recently I started to feel discouraged, without hands-on experience or industry connections, it felt like I wouldn’t be able to break into the field. I paused my studies because I was afraid I was wasting time, but deep down I still want to continue. I’ve always been passionate about IT. I’ve had a strong interest in this world for as long as I can remember, and recently I’ve become more and more fascinated by how AI is changing the way we work and solve problems. I love exploring tools and workflows that help automate tasks, improve productivity, and create new opportunities for people like me, without a formal background in the industry. I’m also interested in the creative side of AI, such as image generation (which I occasionally share on socials), but my main goal is to find ways to use AI and IT tools to build a remote career, even starting small. That’s why I’m reaching out here. I’d really appreciate any honest, practical advice on: Is it truly possible to start a remote career in IT, without prior experience or a degree? What learning paths, certifications, or tools are actually worth focusing on? How can someone like me start from scratch and build a sustainable future in IT while managing day-to-day survival? Are there beginner-friendly roles where curiosity, consistency, and self-teaching are enough to open doors? Thank you so much for reading. I’m feeling lost, but still hopeful. Even a bit of direction or encouragement would mean a lot to me right now.