Austin, Texas

How do you know that you major is right for you going into college? Like I am majoring in interior design and I feel like it’s right but I don’t know if I will successfully succeed in the field.

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I am an economics major and I have been looking for internships for a while now, but since I don't have any relevant experience it has been hard for me to get any offers.

I am a 12 grader looking for advice.

IM]m in job corps and i want to know what the highest paid trade after i leave building construction technology. I was to enjoy my job as well.

I am currently searching for insight into options open to me with my degree. I am able to find many job postings for laboratory work but wonder what else is out there. Please reply with any insight! Thanks!

Regarding grades and such, not musical ability.

What should I do to increase my chances of earning money for my future in college?

I want to write a historical fantasy book, I love writing and it truly is my passion. I'm currently working on a historical fiction book and I need some help with learning to write a bestseller.

There are so many books, movies, tv shows, etc, that highlight specific careers. Examples include CSI, Chicago Fire, and Abbott Elementary. How is your career represented in media, and is it accurate? PS: I've heard that Scrubs is the most accurate portrayal of nursing

I would like to get my masters in psychology, professional counseling or whatever I can get. I am currently applying to scholarships to help but won none so far. I was wondering if online is better then in person collage counseling or if they have different benefits and what are they. Thank you...

I am applying to scholarships with a few websites and and doing community server and I would like to do anything I can to pay and go to collage! I specifically would like to go to school to study in psychology and become a therapist!

I’ve always heard some college students mention majoring and minoring in different subjects and I just couldn’t understand why they had Both and what the difference was between them.

My parents tell me to do into business but I’m not really sure what there is in business, I want to consider options

I'm planning on majoring in actuarial science and I was wondering if there are any colleges that are not too competitive. I've looked into Texas A&M and I was wondering if anyone has any insight on taking actuarial science there?

Thanks!