Jourdanton, Texas

Is there any schedule or timeline with this job? I have been taking dual credits classes in high school which helps to advance further, but what other classes do I have to take?

I am a third year Biomedical engineering undergraduate, studying at the University of Texas at San Antonio. I have two more years remaining in my program before I graduate. I currently volunteer in a cardiac device innovation lab, assisting graduate students in research regarding imaging of...

I am a 17-year-old senior, about to graduate from high school in May. I didn't plan on going to college until I talked with a university representative. I want to major in interior design, but I have heard the courses can be extremely tough. I am still unsure if this is the right path for me....

How do I let go after submitting my college applications? I'm so stressed about them but there's nothing left to do except apply to scholarships (most of which should be need based from the actual school I choose). There's nothing left to worry about but I'm more stressed than when I was applying.

What is it REALLY like to be a pediatric occupational therapist? Would it be useful to major in behavioral sciences with a child life focus if I want to become a pediatric occupational therapist?

I am a current high school senior who has 4 main college interests. My preferred college is not in my hometown but in the same state. This adds additional costs to yearly college tuition. I'm a bit lost when it comes to applying for and waiting for scholarships and making a final decision on a...

I am considering two different paths after graduating from high school. One would be a traditional college route with a four year degree in Mechatronics. The other would be a nearby trade school that offers an Associate degree in Drafting/Design and provides job placement assistance. For the...

i know you can't legally get your license till your 18, but do you also have to wait to take your classes as well?

I am a rising Junior and I am curious to see what professionals view as necessities in career and personal development.

I am doing a little research on different coaching ai systems and stumbled across COACH. If anyone has used COACH, what are ways the ai could improve and how can I use it effectively?

I am currently a junior in high school going on to senior year graduate 2026. I better want to know what’s to come so I’m better ready for college. My major is business field in accounting.

Once they notify you that you've won how do they actually give you the funds?

I am currently applying to school to become a Rad Tech and I am so excited and I just want to know more about life after graduation.

Getting started on things sooner than later is really important when it comes to academic life, and I'm looking for things that I should do quickly as I'm entering my undergrad in Biomedical Engineering.

As a graduating senior, I find that there's a lot of due dates passed already, and many undergraduate programs that are four years long that are long gone. What can I do to find financial aid as I move onto this different world of academics?