Sealy, Texas

I'm about to start school for Aviation mechanics and was wondering how hard it is to find jobs in this jobs and how much the pay is.

I am deciding to go back to school for an AAS in electronics engineering technology to pursue a more stable future for myself after a few years in tech doing QA. I am in my 30s now and have always wanted to finish my degree. How tough is it to get back in the groove of academia?

Just a few of each is fine.

I have been in nursing classes throughout high school but get nervous when it comes to field work. I will earn my CCMA certification in a few days. What is the best way to feel confident when actually practicing medicine?

How does one attain a writing job without prior experience? Please refrain from vague responses about "networking." What should I expect post-BA? Creative Writing English Major

I am currently an undergraduate fine arts student, and I just would like to know where to start for a career as a painter. Should I start with social media or should I try to find exhibitions to showcase my art?

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I’m honored to share that I’ve been accepted into the Blinn Dental Hygiene program! I’ve worked very hard to get to this point, and being accepted into this program means a great deal to me. Becoming a dental hygienist has been a goal of mine for a long time, and I’m proud to be one step...

Tips for starting a career.

How can I become better than the students around me when it comes to my major?

I plan on going to Texas A&M to get a bachelors degree in software engineering. I plan on joining such a company and eventually create my own company.

I would love to work with animals in any capacity, but do not necessarily want to do all of the schooling that goes into becoming a vet, or deal with some of their responsibilities.

I am a high school senior planning to pursue data Science in college. I have always been interested in computer science and math, and data Science seems like an exciting field that combines both. I want to learn more about this major to ensure it's the right choice for me.

I am currently an undergrad student majoring in Biotechnology, I am exploring my graduate study options. In the US, I heard many PhD programs don't need a masters? Is it better to pursue a masters first or not? What is the norm regarding entering PhD programs?

Hello!! I'm 12 years old I wanna be a singer when I'm older, I songwrite and been songwriting for a while now and I have 70 songs that I wrote this month alone and I can sing I'm a choir kid but I don't know how I can start doing it publicly(as in like how can I become a singer like signing up...

I will be graduating coding bootcamp with MERN full stack (MongoDB, Expressjs, React, and Nodejs) as of Jan 24, 2025 and hoping to land a job ASAP?