Coolidge, Texas

I'm applying for internships for the first time, but this will be the first of my actual lab experience (outside of required course material). How do I work with the experience I do have, and what experience would be most valuable?

"I am in 12th grade wanting to take a gap year to save up and focus on myself before school".
"Something affordable would be nice."

I'm a single mom of four boys and I am pursuing a General Studies degree.

I am going to a community college for 2 years and don’t know if i should transfer before or after getting my associates degree.

How do I prepare for a job interview?

I'm in 10th grade and my career interests including human services and stem

i know a lot go after college but like if we don’t go what age would be best if we would start late? like say you didn’t get a job in your teenage years what would be the best job as a starter?

I’m learning how to become a graphic designer but I’m still in school. I want to know how many hours I need to work.

Hi all,

I'm seeking books that will help me grow as a person and provide a different perspective to thinking about today's contentious issues.
#books #writing #careerdevelopment

I'm currently a college pre-med student and I was wondering how competitive is med school and how competitive is it to get in. #medical-school

I'm currently a college freshman Biology major on the pre-med track and I hear quite a lot about med school and the rigorousness of it and it makes me wonder whether it's the right fit for me. How do I figure out if it's for me I don't have passions for any career either. #college #career #major

I'm a senior Creative Writing major at Stephen F. Austin State University. I'm close to my graduation date and I was wondering what possible jobs are out there for people in my degree field. #college #college-major #writing #creative-writing #job

While I want to be a copyeditor as my *day* job, I've written several novels I would love to publish sometime down the road (after much revision...). Every time I speak about this with someone, though, their immediate answer seems to be, "Ha! Good luck." My questions is... is it really that...

In the English language, there are so many different ways to use grammar, but there aren't any set rules on which ways are correct; it's more just a matter of belief (example: the Oxford comma). I realize that a particular university will teach their own beliefs about grammar, but I'm concerned...

I am very indecisive about which university to attend. Both the University of Texas at Arlington and Texas Tech University have caught my attention, yet I do not know which is a better option for me. I wish to know more about their architecture programs even though I have done some research....