Austin, Texas

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Are there equal engineering opportunities for girls? #engineering #engineer #women #women-in-tech #equality #sexism

I am a junior and i have never taken any culinary classes but i want to become a chef. Do i need experience to get accepted into a culinary school.
#chef #cooking #culinary

I'm in my junior year of high school, and I'm planning to take dual-credit classes this fall. I want to utilize this time to make my future easier, but I would like some pointers on what classes to look at.
If there aren't any DUAL-CREDIT classes, which classes should I take in general? Thanks!

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I believe I really want to become a lawyer, or be involved with the law in any type of way.. but if I had to choose something else- another job with the same values- what are some good options? #Spring24

I know a lot of people at my school and I'm unsure of how to weed out the ones who won't be great influences on me down the road. And once I figure out which ones I want to keep as friends, how do I respectfully distance myself from the ones I don't want to be friends with? Or should I try to...

I would really want to be a volleyball player but scared that I am bad what to I do? #athlete #volleyball #professional-sports #pro-sports

Hey! I am thinking of pursuing a degree in psychology. My overall goal is to become either a children's trauma therapist or more hopefully a psychiatrist, but I still want skills in education in order to keep my options more open. I thought of doing a psychology major, with a minor in...

What is the most difficult part of being an interior designer?

I'm tied between becoming a researcher or a physician's assistant. Both sound interesting and can be in the biology category. I do better with a team and i know both are/can be working with other people.

Im a 15 year old freshman in highschool and I wonder on human behavior during situations, I want to be able to explore different careers and I'm ready to decide on something. I want to interview someone with or similar to the career I currently want.

I'm selecting my 9th grade classes. I have no idea if other schools do this, but we have to create a "career plan" and select classes for all four years of high school. Between the classes of kinesiology (my high school's course catalog defines it as studying the effects of exercise on the body...

I am a high school Junior and am looking into different college options. I am curious what the advantages and disadvantages are to attending a community college for the first 1-2 years and then transferring to a university.