Kaufman, Texas

I need help finding an online website that offers both community service hours and also pays. Thank you so much!

my question is what do I need to join to make my collage application stand out as a freshman and any scholarship out for freshman to start saying for collage I want to become a lawyer if not an nicu nurse/Rn

Im currently a high school student that will graduate with a 2 year college associate degree in criminal justice but I just want to know like what degree I need and more.

Hi everyone,
I graduated in Spring 2024 and have been on the job market since then.
I want to get more opportunities for having intro calls.
I want to know the secret to crack interviews for machine learning engineer.
Thank you

I want to go to college right after graduating high school for a registered nurse and im wondering if theres any online schooling websites that offer high school classes that give you credit for pre reqs needed to become a rn?

im a 17 year old girl who wants to become a neonatal nurse practitioner, and to start my career i want to enter the medical field and get my hands on experience asap.

I know that I want a lot of money when I start my career, and that I am interested in a business major with math. I think that I am open to any possible career options near me.

I'm a 10th grader interested in business but not sure what track to go through? I know that I like money but I want to be able to like my job

I am a high school student, but I do not know what options are open to me in business or how to proceed for networking.

Hi! I’m 17, bilingual in Spanish and English, and currently attending high school online. I’m looking for a flexible remote job—ideally something I can do part-time with decent pay (around $20–25/hr, but I’m open). I’ll be traveling from June 30 to July 8, so flexibility is really important....

"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 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)!

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 am a senior in Highschool and don't really know what I want to major in, but I do know that I want to do finance. Should I do that if I am good with numbers?