Slidell, Texas

Hey! So I'm doing an interview for technical theater and does anyone have any tips on putting together a portfolio? Any piece of advice you provide is great!

"I am confused about which medical classes I should take next school year as a sophomore. I really want a science credit that will help me learn more about my intended career path."

I don't know how to find out my interests. I like sports, art, medical things but I need to find out more about my interests.

After college, I'd like to pursue robotics to create new ways to reduce humans' negative impact on the environment. I'm interested in both mechanical and electrical engineering, but I don't know which one would be best for this. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

As an incoming freshman at Texas State University, I’m excited to study logistics, begin building connections with others, and hope to gain a clearer understanding of what that experience will be like.

High School Junior with a 4.0/4.0 GPA, 1560 SAT, and no food science-related meaningful extracurriculars.

It seems like there is always pressure for me to perform successfully in all that I do. Many people who are close to me don’t seem to give me the opportunities to fail without being exposed for it. Sometimes I feel confident in what I’m called to do, but whenever I’m questioned, all my...

Online, I see many people worrying about the security of their job because of A.I. Is there any specializations that can be kept up and won't fall, even with A.I.

I'm worried about not being able to pay off college tuitions and I don't want to be in student debt. Other than scholarships and part-time jobs, what else can I do?

I love writing and reading very much; however, I really need help when it comes to expanding my knowledge of editing my writing. How can I achieve that? Additionally, some tips on improving grammar could also be helpful.

I’m currently a freshman in college and interested in electrical engineering, especially designing and repairing microelectronics like phones, consoles, and computers. I want to know which skills, projects, internships, and study habits will help me stand out to top universities and future...

I am about to go to university for animal science, and I was wondering if I need to already have an internship, or if I'll be fine starting once I'm at college.

I am a senior in High School who wants to pursue Pediatric OT. I see a lot of pros about the career but being aware of the cons is also crucial.

What tips for time management once you enter college will be useful?

As a health information management coordinator, what does a typical work day look like? Also, does the position allow for other career opportunities branching out into other fields? I am a health information management major, so I am curious of the expanded description of the job.