Georgetown, Texas

I am a senior in high school with limited transportation so job availability is very limited for me..

What are some good jobs to get when I get out of high school before college? How do I also budget for my college fund and phone and car bills? Any thoughts

I want to know why people enjoy their career and what their job does for their future

I would love to become an OBGYN when I get older. I also love to do side hustles and make money on the side. I would like to also do hair and play volleyball on my free time.

I want to set myself up for success.

I start college soon but I am not sure if I want to go out of state

I am interested in medicine but I'm unsure what career I want to go into.

Considering how people have self-help in different ways, just pure force cold showers workout but also calm grwms and collected lifestyles, meanwhile there are also several creators who focus on purely entertainment, however, what really is the difference between entertaining podcasters and...

And what constitutes as balanced? Does balanced automatically mean happy? Or is it more productive and on the right track for the future?

how does travel nursing interfere with religion? i want to be a travel nurse one day and im scared that i will have to do some things that might not fit my religions rules.

I was recommended to have a backup plan to teaching, or to use teaching as a secondary option. While I’m sure we’re all aware that teaching is hard these days and is only getting harder, What are some alternative uses I can implement my soon to be bachelors degree in education too?

I want to know what majors are the most popular so i can pick a popular one

I've always had a hard time with math and I know that there's math in pretty much every successful major but is there one that doesn't require too much moth knowledge?

what should a high school student have planned for her path to being coming a nurse practitioner pathway without having to end up deep in student loan dept in the end?

I am going into Junior year of high school and my parents told me that If I want to go to UT, I have to start the process this year

to fight for rights and get heard by congress.

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 have a 3.75 GPA. I have both high school and college credits. I will graduate High school with an associate in interdisciplinary studies.

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!

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.

What classes and math classes are required for me to get my masters in nursing. I'm planning on attending Texas a&m if that helps to know. And will I be able to choose my classes?

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’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!