Fort Worth, Texas

I know for sure I want to be a Trauma Surgeon or a Civil rights lawyer but I'm having a hard time picking the best one out for me.

Going to southern college.
Not a liberal arts student.
Good at math.
Very organized & good at implementing routines .
Likes healthy lifestyle

It’s summer and I don’t want to forget anything or lose the information completely.is their anything I can do to retain the information until I go back to school

im in middle school and i would like to know if now is a good time to start thinking about my resume or should i wait? if it is a good time what should i put on it.If not when should i start thinking about it?

im hoping to find a college with psychology but i would like to know if there is a grant or something i can do now for the future (im in Fort Worth Texas btw)

i have bad memory so i forget a lot of the things i learn if im not constancy doing it. i want to know if anything i can do or change in my study habits to help retain information.

i want to be a psychiatrist and no high schools realy have any stuff like that so i was thinking about home schooling for a portion of high school anyway is that a good idea?

what are the steps i can take in middle school to become a psychiatrist

How can I better set myself apart from the everyday person who is just there to get money and not make the company better?

I'm a high school senior, I attend a Christian college-style school, and I plan on majoring in Business Administration/Management. I play tennis and attend the Church of Christ in Keller, Texas.

I am going to college in August and am wondering if there are any tips for balancing a new workload and a new way of living

I am a senior in high school from Dallas, Texas planning to attend Vanderbilt University next fall! I plan to double major in Classics and Human and Organizational Development (Vanderbilt's version of a business major)!

What kind of jobs can I look forward to after receiving a diploma in Automotive Technology and an ASE certification? Will having an ASE certification have that big of an effect on what kind of career paths I can follow?

I enjoy putting myself out there and being open to new connections, my concern is setting a great first impression right off the bat. Then especially on large campuses I anticipate it being difficult to be remembered after brief introduction. I'd love to hear people's thoughts!

I'm a TX senior moving out of state to attend college in California. There are so many classes to choose from, and I could use some help. What should I prioritize when choosing classes: Subject? Helpfulness for a degree? Out of my comfort zone? Only my interests? Teachers' reputations? The...