Wylie, Texas

I am a freshman in college about to go into my sophomore year and want to prepare more knowing I am getting into harder classes that will cater to my major.

I am a senior about to graduate from high school. I am currently working on getting my pilots license to be a corporate and charter pilot; however, I want to become an aircraft mechanic. My family owns an aircraft maintenance business in Mesquite but I'm looking to do work on bigger things like...

I am a 17 year old Jazz bassist and have been accepted into my top two dream schools to study music. While making sure I making the right choice for me, I have a few questions on how to find work while in college as well as work study to pay for tuition? To musicians working in the jazz scene...

I'm trying to be an environmental engineer and I just want to know the details about the job as well as see what environmental engineers actually do.

I've struggled with math all my life. I haven't had a proper math class for a while, and I've practically forgotten everything. How do I start re-learning algebra/stats so I can develop the math skills I need for college?

I am currently a senior in high school and I am headed to UT Austin to study Advertising.

When selecting my major, I decided on Management because of the flexibility it allowed me when it came to careers. However, I am unsure of what exactly it is I want to go into. I know there are careers out there that can strike the sweet spot between what I love and what I want to achieve...

I will be majoring in civil engineering this fall at Howard University.

I believe a bunch of things in my life would be better/solved if I figured this out.

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What is the best resource for single unemployed black mothers to obtain a grant and start cyber security education?

I’ve been super interested in owning a business and entrepreneurship in general, I make just random ideas for fun like owning a clothing brand, owning restaurants and what not. But for this i’ve been super interested in the scene of electric dirt bikes and have been wanting one for so long now....

I have a good list of places I want to go and have already applied to several colleges, but I wanted to get a second opinion and reinforce what I already knew. Are USC, NYU, UCF, and NC State good options? Why or why not?

I'm not good at math I am having trouble deciding what math to take. What I have heard and what my counselor told me is not to take college prep math because its not "right" for me and its "really" easy math. Colleges will like better to see Stats but i've heard stats is easy but also hard...so...

What would be the recommended path for an aspiring video game designer entering college: Double major with cybersecurity and game design, double major with computer science and game design, game design with a minor in computer science, or game design with a minor in cybersecurity?