Newark, Texas

As a Computer Science graduate student with 3.5 years of work experience as a Software Engineer, I am actively seeking a fall internship or full-time job opportunity. However, I have been facing rejections on a daily basis. I am looking for suggestions and guidance on how to smartly navigate...

Is it to have fun or yell at people on the opposite team?

What are some achievements that might look good to employers/colleges? what can I do so I can stand out early?

I am really interested in the healthcare field but I do not know what steps I need to complete to get there. What should my major be? How does the MCAT work?

I am torn when it comes to what I want to choose career wise. I am going to a collegiate high school and I should choose now what to major in.

As a woman in the engineering field, how should I navigate the field differently than my male peers?

how do I find what major and job I want to do after high school

I was just wondering

How are ways I can get good scholarships in high school.How do I get good scholarships for college that have sports but have ROTC.

What high school courses to take if I’m interested in law after high school .

I’m almost done with my Masters in Mechanical Engineering I have yet to find a job. I’m currently unemployed and I have sent more than a hundred applications already and several interviews too. Why is it so hard to get an offer??? It is so frustrating

What is the most difficult part of being in law? What was the most difficult part of classes and overall being in law-school? What should i expect?
I don't even know in what type of law i would like to be in, is there a specific point in which i cant change it?

I'm in 9th grade I don't know what to do. I have tried talking to my counselor not much help from them.

Hey everyone! I'm planning on getting a dance and theater major when I grow up, but having a hard time finding a college or university in the U.S. that I like. Is there any recommendations from graduates in these majors?

I was initially under the impression you can just go to college and focus on your major + a few other classes. I plan on majoring in fine arts. Is it mandatory that I complete other core class subjects prior to actually getting to take an art class? Can I even expect to touch a paint brush...