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I am a high school senior student working towards getting my high school diploma. I plan to take a gap year, go to community college for 2 years, and then decide wether I want to continue my education in the United States or in Mexico. But before I do that, what can I work as during my gap year? What career path will I choose to take and how will I get there?

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The bay area- Richmond, Ca. The state with the biggest population in the U.S, California is also one of the most expensive states to live in; living costs are high.

1. The average monthly bill is around $100.

2. Food expenses are around $300 a month, or $3,607 per year.

3. The average rent for studio is around $1,680

4. Public transportation: $83 monthly which also varies on location

5. Average car insurance: $164 monthly or $1,962 yearly

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What jobs can I get once I graduate high school? 

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What jobs can I get once I graduate high school? 

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As a high school graduate I could work at cafe's and in retail. A job that caught my attention was Mad Seoul, a new Korean restaurant in Berkeley that pays $15 an hour. It is located on the Shuttuck Avenue which is on the same avenue the BART stops at. It costs $5 for a round trip of approximately 30 minutes. One of the requirements, which all food services require, is a food handler card. It cost $10 and requires training in order to get it. Once I turn 18 I have the opportunity to work at Amazon where I can get paid $16.50 an hour and have a flexible schedule.

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I have always been interested in the medical field so I have chosen to take that route. One of the possible career choices I may choose is to become a clinical research coordinator.

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TrialSpark is a technology and software company that works on the acceleration of creating new medical drugs and treatments. It pays around $58k-$68k per year, or $4,833-$5,666 per month. The job is described as running clinical trials and focusing on how it can be improved. I would need two years of work experience, to be organized, have good communication skills, have a bachelor's degree, and be tech savvy.

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What is a clinical research coordinator and how do I become one? 

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What is a clinical research coordinator and how do I become one? 

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A clinical research coordinator is a person " a person responsible for conducting clinical trials using good clinical practice under the auspices of a Principal Investigator."
How to become one:

1. Earn a four-year bachelor’s degree in either medical technology, microbiology, or public health administration. ( a bachelor of science in Clinical Research

1. I can attend UC San Diego (tuition of $20,572/year) or San Jose University ( tuition of $13, 108/year)

2. Gain work experience for at least 1 year

3. Become certified

1. complete an online program that takes

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The job that interested me the most is located in New York,NY. This means I would have to move there to pursue my career. I found a one bedroom apartment around 20-30 minutes away from the work facility, if taking some form of transportation. The apartment is spacious and cost $1,000 in rent. Living expenses are around $1,250 per month, including rent would be about $2,250 a month. That would leave me with at most $2,585/month for any other purchases

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