Channelview, Texas

I am a senior in high school, and I just feel unsure on how to get this/break into this business. I love graphic design, and I feel like I'd be great in working advertising. I'm just not sure about what my plan should be to becoming that.

As of now I am a high school senior applying to college and the responsibilities that come with this new phase is terrifying me. How do y'all do with it?

I am still searching for colleges to go to and finding different majors that can help me get a job in the bio technology field. #fall25

Hello, I am an aspiring computer science student and am applying to CS programs for the goal of becoming an AI engineer. However, while there are various videos out there stating the day in a life as a software engineer among many other positions, I note that there hasn't really been any as an...

I want to learn more about the IT industry and eventually become someone who can help evolve it even further.

Hello, my name is Summer. I am 18 years old and just now started to work on my college applications. I'm very nervous and stressed managing both tasks. Please someone helpp!

Like the question says, what do you think?

Personally, I'm a high school senior so all I can say so far is E&M. I'm taking AP Physics 2 and self-studying both the Physics C courses.

This basically gives me awareness because I like to take on challenges.

Feel free to say your thoughts!

What is the best way to perfect landings every time? I am in flight school, and landings are where I am getting caught up! How did you consistently land well while training?

How do you pay for flight and instructor expenses while in flight school without going into debt? I am a young student pilot looking for some advice! I am currently working on my private pilot's license and don't want to start my career behind. I work full-time, but that isn't enough to help me...

I am a freshman at Dartmouth College and I have been thinking about going to law school after I finish my undergraduate degree. I would like to focus on environmental/land use law.

I'm currently a freshman in college majoring in physics. I've always had an interest in astrophysics, and I am currently enjoying applying physical principles to biology. However, I'm not sure these two disciplines overlap in any capacity, or how I can hone this into a steady career.

What are some of the thing you felt unprepared for after starting nursing school?
Did you feel like the academic part of school was more stressful? Or the financial part?
How did you work your finances while going to nursing school?
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I want to become an optometrist, and I got accepted into UH Natural Science and Mathematics. I was originally going to major in Biology, but I'm worried that my major won't be too impactful if I want to transfer to optometry school later on. Should I change my major before it's too late?

Is it a consistent job that is always the same, is it something that changes drastically? Where do you find jobs with your degree? Is it stable or something that depends on the market?

Ever since I was small I knew I wanted to be an Occupational Therapist, and I’m having a tricky time seeing what majors is the best fit to pursue. Considering how expensive this field can be to pursue, I’m in need of some scholarships to make that happen.