Egypt, TX

Education and careers are expensive and processes are time-consuming, but which would be more affordable to strive towards/achieve?

A lawyer, a crime scene investigator, or a forensic scientist of sorts (maybe anthropologist or psychologist)? These are the careers I'm interested in so far.

I've always aimed for being a lawyer, but how do I know that I will be able to aim that or that It's the right career. I love having debates an sometimes like to argue with people.

I really enjoy math and love building things—whether it's hands-on projects or solving problems creatively. Based on that, professional steps would you recommend I take to build a strong foundation for a successful career in engineering?

How do I decide between two pathways. Dentistry and medecine. I have done shadowing for both but I still don't know which one is my interest.

I was always apart of a family who worked on cars. I want to continue that but also become a aerospace engineer. I also want to be become a aerospace engineer but I'm not sure which I should be. I don't know if it's reasonable to do both.

How much in debt are you after all of your education, and was it worth it. I have been interesting in this career, and I have researched almost everything about this field except this aspec. Was it worth it for the cost?

How do producers adapt scripts to fit a specified runtime of a TV episode before producing it? Is it always planned exactly? Or do they have to constantly tweak it to cut things down or add padding to fit the runtime?

How do I achieve this career? What are some standard goals I should set for myself? Why should I set goals for this subject?

im in grade 12, and i want to become a succesful entrepreneur. i really like things involving art, fashion, and being in charged of my own domain.

I'm currently an HS senior and I have taken several CS courses and have a general understanding of them. I am planning to apply to a linguistic + CS program for a university, but I am still concerned in trying to find opportunities in the field. Any tips on what I should learn or do?

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I recently moved to Houston, Texas, and I am looking for a job. I applied to many places, such as IKEA, Walmart, Target, Macy's, and other stores, but I was not approved. My major is computer engineering and I studied in Iran. I am a hardworking, creative, and creative girl, and I have other...

How can I become a dental hygienist in Texas? I recently moved to the U.S. and I’m living in Houston, Texas. I’m interested in becoming a dental hygienist, but I’m not sure where to start. I’d like to know what steps I should take, such as which programs to apply to, what prerequisites are...

Hi! I just graduated with a degree in Computer Science, but I’m considering switching careers to become an electrician. I have a solid math and physics background and recently got my Texas electrician apprentice license. Now I’m unsure whether I should: Apply to IBEW Local 716 (but their...

I am nearly in my sophomore year (the fall of 2025), basically I don't have either an Associate or a Bachelor in Psychology field, I wonder if any activities in this field I could do to learn more about my major and improve my skills as I want to become a psychologist/therapist and a researcher...