Allen, Texas

I'm currently a high school senior who is taking dual enrollment. I have already completed 62 credit hours towards my business management major, but have been considering switching out to nursing/engineering mainly for pay and job security. How should I go about this decision? Is it worth it...

I know that I want a lot of money when I start my career, and that I am interested in a business major with math. I think that I am open to any possible career options near me.

As 5th grader interested in business and I do not know specific business track. I like the school subjects in math and writing. I want a stable career with growth opportunity

I'm a 10th grader interested in business but not sure what track to go through? I know that I like money but I want to be able to like my job

I am a high school student, but I do not know what options are open to me in business or how to proceed for networking.

I know for sure I want to be a Trauma Surgeon or a Civil rights lawyer but I'm having a hard time picking the best one out for me.

Going to southern college.
Not a liberal arts student.
Good at math.
Very organized & good at implementing routines .
Likes healthy lifestyle

Hi! I’m 17, bilingual in Spanish and English, and currently attending high school online. I’m looking for a flexible remote job—ideally something I can do part-time with decent pay (around $20–25/hr, but I’m open). I’ll be traveling from June 30 to July 8, so flexibility is really important....

8th Grader looking into career for future..

#Spring25 I am high school student in 11th grade interested in my career as corporate lawyer.

Hey y'all! I'm currently a high school senior who's going into nursing, specifically trauma. I currently have my EMT certification so I have seen something but I know I haven't seen the worst. One of my concerns going into this field of nursing is how am I to cope and comprehend some of the...

How can I better set myself apart from the everyday person who is just there to get money and not make the company better?

I am going to college in August and am wondering if there are any tips for balancing a new workload and a new way of living

I am a senior in high school from Dallas, Texas planning to attend Vanderbilt University next fall! I plan to double major in Classics and Human and Organizational Development (Vanderbilt's version of a business major)!

What kind of jobs can I look forward to after receiving a diploma in Automotive Technology and an ASE certification? Will having an ASE certification have that big of an effect on what kind of career paths I can follow?