Anthony, Texas

If you're looking to become a chef who can cook anything in any kitchen in the world, culinary school is a fantastic option. The variety of classes offered prepares you not only to be an outstanding chef, but also to understand and manage the business behind the profession.

I'm a 18 years old who is starting college in the fall of 2025, the major I choose was psychology, but most of my family thinks that I should change it, because it might be challenging,

Work for a top motorsports team like F1, WEC, or NASCAR as a race engineer.

Design high-performance aerodynamic components for race cars.

Develop next-generation materials for lightweight, high-strength applications.

Any advice for this career? University recommendations? Where do I start? Where can I start on my own to gain experience? Is it difficult to get opportunities in this field?

Which option gives you the best hands-on experience and what are the pros and cons.

How many courses do I need to take? Any advice?

Im a senior in high-school and recently changed my mind on what major to take. I love animals and biology but i would really like to know how the actual college experience is when studying for this and what opportunities there are right after college.

Studying biology has significantly shifted thinking about my future career. Before , I had a narrow much potential paths . Now I'm considering my careers that involved applying biologicals principal to solve problems. For the example ,I'm intrigued by the possibility of working in...

To have a stable life
To be the first in my family to graduate college
Make my mom proud

I'm months away from graduating, and I still don't know what to study. My first choice is gastronomy because I like cooking and staying active. But I want to explore more options that allow me to stay physically active. Any suggestions? Or perhaps you could give me details about studying...

What factors do Public Relations and Journalism play in this major?

I'm interest on pursuing a music bachelor's degree specifically on vocal performance, but I want to know if the degree is necessary to become a musician or how else could I get started on the music-industry as a solo performer.

The college I want to go doesn't offer MRI tech specifically but only Medical Imaging Tech. My dream job is MRI tech so how do I get there with a Medical Imaging Tech degree?

Looking back on your career as a mechanical engineer, which courses or specific skills have been the most beneficial in helping you succeed? Are there any particular subjects or hands-on experiences that you found especially valuable in your day-to-day work?

I am a Senior in high school. It has been a challenge to decide what I want to do after graduation and psychology might be thing for me, but I don't know what are the classes I would have to take at collage.