Texas, USA

I heard about college credits from community colleges that people can transfer over to a 4 year college to save money in the long run. I'm not really sure if I want to attend a 4 year college but would it be good to have transferrable credits just in case I make the decision to attend a 4 year...

how do I apply for colleges? What do I need an application? what are four main parts of an application to look good? how do I get colleges to look at my applications?

I would love to take up becoming a lawyer. The reason I would love to be a lawyer because I wanna make money because I wanna be making money to provide for myself and my family.

How is college for most people? Can every student who applies for a student loan get a loan? Is it benefical to go to college from your state or out of state?

What do I need to do/learn to get into the stock market trading business and how do I get into the stock market trading business.

When can you go to college? My goal is to go to Stanford University because i want to go to california one day but i also want to go to a prestigious school.

How do you start in the robotics field

I am looking for good scholarship websites but am too overwhelmed by all of the options. Are there any websites I can use that are true and accurate?

I am a psych major in my freshman year of college, and do not know what career path to pursue. I am interested in behavioral psychology, criminal justice, interior architecture, music production, and research journalism, and have no idea how to narrow down what I want to actually pursue.

i would like to be a personal trainer when i am ready to have a job and take over my familys gym however i would still like to go to collage and for that i am coursius what the best major/degree is to work in that field

what major should i do if i want to be a nurse practitioner

Is getting a certificate from Coursera worth it and would it look good on a college or job application?

What are career options related in fragrance and what would you have to study to pursuit that career?

I'm interested in computer engineering. I'm wondering about other helpful skills to have like communication, problem-solving, etc.

I'm a senior in high school looking for schools to apply to that offer residential architecture majors, as if that wasnt stressful enough, I'm not sure what classes I'm supposed to take to pursue that career path!