looking for a school in houston texas to get licenced in insurance?

looking for a school in houston texas to get licenced in insurance?

Insurance - 2 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
Try www.abrc.com. I just got finsihed taking one of their courses here in Illinois. It was really helpful. They get you fully prepared to take the license test. Hope this helps.


2
Our company deals with Kaplan Financial they charge us $150 only. Contact me if you would like to be affiliated with an insurance co. We have lots of offices in Houston

How do I find a school for beginners in music, in houston, texas?

How do I find a school for beginners in music, in houston, texas? Performing Arts - 3 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 i live in houston too, if ur a student then ur school should offer band classes, but other than that sign up for classes were H&H used to be (i think the place is called music and arts now) in deerpark/pasadena area. 2 Go to a music store, and check and see if any instructors left papers with rip tags to contact them about lessons. 3 try your yellow pages or a web search for music instructors. There should be plenty in your area.

sam houston high school in arlington texas a teen is shot after homecomin. whats your opionie?

sam houston high school in arlington texas a teen is shot after homecomin. whats your opionie?
a student gets shot after homecomin at my school he was at a party and someone shot him and four of his friends and he died intently what is this wourld comeing to?
Other - Education - 2 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
I think that is really stupid that teens have to deal with such violence, probably over something very petty too.


2
I don't know but it is sad that people cannot resolve their difference with word...My sympathy to all those that know and loved this person.

Another Magnet School (Houston, Texas)?

Another Magnet School (Houston, Texas)?
Last year I found out a little too late about DeBakey high school and I really wanted to go. This year my sister is taking the test and I asked my parents If I could go to another Magnet school. They said I could. The only problem is I don't know which one. I want to be a doctor if that helps. And i live in the Houston Area.
Houston - 1 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
Most magnet school programs in HISD do not take anyone unless they are entering the 9th grade. I actually don't know of any program that takes transfer after the 9th grade due to space limitations and the fact that the programs have a block curriculum starting in 9th grade. SInce you would be going into the 10th grade you would have missed all the necessary classes in the 9th grade.

Sewing school in Houston, Texas?

Sewing school in Houston, Texas?
I'm looking for sewing classes or school in Houston, Texas. Preferably close to town. Or a private teacher would be great.
Fashion & Accessories - 2 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
Try Hobby Lobby- it may not be that great but it's what's out there.


2
any of these work for you? You can also try asking on craigslist. http://www.sewcraftyhouston.com/ http://www.sewcontempo.com/ http://www.sewingscool.com/ Some sewing machine stores offer sewing classes as well.

What is the best way to become a licensed esthetician in Houston Texas? Please recommend a accredited school.?

What is the best way to become a licensed esthetician in Houston Texas? Please recommend a accredited school.?
I would like to attend a school that will help me find employment after getting certified.
Other - Education - 1 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
paul mitchell! expensive but worth it :]

public school in houston texas?

public school in houston texas?
i might be moving to texas and wanted to know how the public school is in the houston area for a feshman in high school
Houston - 3 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
You wont want to be in the inner city. We call it inside the "loop" My husband is a teacher and coach for Houston ISD. I would NEVER in a million years send my kid to a Houston ISD school. There are fights, gangs, racial tension...it's bad. The better districts are outside the general city area.. Ex. Ft Bend ISD, Humble ISD, Conroe, Cypress-Fairbanks, Pearland) Those all offer exceptional schools. Look in to the area north east of town. There are a couple of great neighborhoods such as Summerwood and Fall Creek which have newer school facilities and are convenient to downtown. Both those neighborhoods feed in to the Humble ISD system.


2
um well it depends where at in houston.. there are a lot of different school districts in houston with each having several diff high schools.. What particular area in Houston?


3
I agree with Nicole...Me personally I don't like none of the public schools..Have you been watching the news with the teachers at the ISD schools...very crazy. Then the students well I have no comment but I agree with Nicole 100%..We will be moving away from Houston at the end of the year to send our son to a private school in Kansas..Good luck on your search

Can someone suggest a good martial arts school in Houston, Texas?

Can someone suggest a good martial arts school in Houston, Texas?

Houston - 2 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
COBRA Self Defense USA has a great program. COBRA Self Defense USA has a customized, tailored program. Check out www.webstarts.com/geraldjenkins.


2
How about elite taekwondo! They are the best! They had acouple of people from there go to the olympics and won Gold metals this year! http://elitetaekwondo.com/ YO♥YO

Nursing school in Houston, Texas?

Nursing school in Houston, Texas?
Hi, Im a pre-nurse student and going to apply for a nursing college to get a BSN degree. From my list I already have the UT and TW but these school are very competitive to get in. Please tell me some good nursing schools in Houston, Texas? And they should provide accredited program. Are there good nursing colleges in other cities of Texas? Thank you and every answer here is much appreciated.
Other - Education - 1 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
Here are several possibilities: Houston Baptist University www.hbu.edu (281) 649-3000 You say you have TW but I'm not sure you mean Texas Woman's so I include it here. Texas Woman's University (probably accept male and female) (713) 794-2100 Prairie View A & M University College of Nursing (713) 797-7000 If you don't see what you like here you should telephone one of the above and ask for names of other schools in the area.

Is anyone here a student of Lamar High School in Houston, Texas?

Is anyone here a student of Lamar High School in Houston, Texas?
I'm just missing Houston and Lamar so badly...
Houston - 4 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
Sorry not me. I was a Stratford Grad back in the mid 80's


2
I have two cousin's who graduated from Lamar, class of 2005 and 2008.


3
No but we live nearby and my daughter has several friends there.


4
a bunch of my friends go there

to stay in nyc (and finish my last yr of high school) or move to houston texas?

to stay in nyc (and finish my last yr of high school) or move to houston texas?
im in my junior yr of high school, i'll be graduating in one more year. i would love to graduate from my current high school, but my family (mom dad little sis) bought a house in houston TX and are planning to move by this summer. should i stay with a (family) friend's family for a yr and go to college here, or move to TX with my fam and fly back here for college after a yr? if i were to stay. i would have to work over the summer for most of the money i would need to support myself, and is it even legal to stay with another family at 17? i really do want to stay here, it would mean so much more for me to graduate from my current high school. my parents are still considering. i need some advice, please.
Houston - 10 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
The former appears to be appealing and appropriate unless you have pressing reasons to act otherwise!


2
its legal with your parents consent to live with another family. It would be advisable for someone local to have a medical power of attorney, so if you are badly hurt or sick they can make desisions until your parents are contacted. Have you planned yet on a college ? If your parents are living in Houston is there a nearby college that would suit you. ? A lot depends on how mature you are. Your friends arent going to want to have to push you , or constantly remind you to study . Good luck whichever you do. You could try it for a few months on the understanding that if it doesnt work out , or your grades drop , that you will transfer to texas.


3
You can stay with a family if your parents allow it. IF. My guess is that your parents won't be giving you that option. Mine didn't. I moved here to Houston when I was 16, my junior year (from a state that can see Manhattan but isn't New York). I had few choices back then as to whether I could stay. Looking back 30 years, I did the right thing by moving here. I missed my friends and my old high school, but hey, life wasn't (and isn't) fair. I got over it. I made new friends here. Besides, you might just like it and decide to go to college here (where the rates are a fraction of the northeast). You may think, naaaah, never could happen, but it does. Texas is home, and has been for most of 30 years. I've lived in other places, whether in the Navy, off at school, or for business, but I always come back. My first college was in Connecticut. I hated it. I became Texan. Worse things could happen! Oh, and welcome! EDIT: Konswayla is right on the mark. This is a rite of passage. Change is inevitable.


4
Stay in NYC. I've lived here for a year. Houston is dull, ugly, and boring.


5
When my friend was in eighth grade, her family moved, and so she stayed at a friend's house for the remainder of the year; only seeing her family on the weekends. Yes, it is perfectly legal to stay with another family at 17 (my friend was 12). It depends what you think is more important; being with family or graduating from your high school/being with your friends. To aj_lets_go_shopping, who said Houston was more dull and boring? Two of my friends moved to Texas, and they've adapted fine. pfft...


6
I"m from Houston. (aj, you must be pretty "dull, ugly and boring.") It would be hard to leave the friends you have in NYC. If you do come here, let it be a rite of passage. One thing you learn from life is that change will always happen. If you come with an open mind, (not a small one like aj) you can go back to NYC with a different perspective on your country. Take a peek over the metaphorical fence. Take the plunge. You'll have all sorts of new experiences. But it won't be anything like NYC. What better place to broaden your horizons than the endless Texas sky? Steer clear of the bad neighborhoods.


7
Come to Texas. Here's why. Back when Texas was just getting started as a State they set up the State University System. Now the Texas Legislature had to fund it somehow, but we don't like taxes down here and there wasn't a lot of money in Texas anyway at the time. What we did have a lot of though was LAND. So the Legislature, being kind of slimy, gave all the "good land" in the eastern part of the State (where there is water and trees and such) to settlers, to veterans, and to friends of the Legislators who made a ton of $$ by selling it to settlers. The dry, barren, empty land in the western part of the State that nobody wanted.... THAT is what was all given to the University system. Then, about 50 years later, OIL was found on that dry empty land nobody wanted. (It's called "The Permian Basin".) This means that the University of Texas, Texas A&M and the other State schools here have had TONS of money poured into them over the years; but most of it doesn't come from tution. You can get an education as good, or better, as at an East Coast Ivy League school for next to nothing in tution, IF you are a Texas Resident. (If you don't belive me, Google "University of Texas " and "McCombs School of Buisness"). The way you become a Texas Resident is you live here for a year before you start college. So here is what you do. Move here. Live here for a year. Go to UT. Get a better education than you would back East for about 1/2 or 1/3 of the price. It will not only save you a TON of money upfront (enough to buy a good used car, at least), BUT it will pay you dividends for the rest of your life because unless you are going to go to Yale or Harvard, a U.T. degree will get you more and better jobs in life. Now, I know it will be hard for you to leave your friends behind, and it will be a hard move. You have my full sympathy for that. BUT Lets play real world here. You are going to be leaving them behind in a year anyway. Everybody says "we will be friends forever" but in the real world nobody is. Sorry, but that is just the way life works. You are going to be feeling the pain of separation from them anyway, the only question is, will it be in the summer of 07 or the summer of 08? Now, if you ARE going to Yale, Harvard, Cornell or Princeton, then what I say won't apply. A Harvard diploma is hard to beat, (unless you went to Oxford). But if your college is anything less than a full blown Ivy League school (and even if it is RICE down in Houston can go head to head with them for a lot less $$$) your best move is to say good bye a year early. Feel sad. Come to Houston. E-mail your old friends. Meet somebody cute. Go to school here. Become a Texas resident. Go to UT Austin. Pocket a ton of cash in tution savings. Use that to buy a car. Hang out in Austin, Meet somebody else cute. and get a better education. After you graduate get a better job than you would have back home. Remember, everyone is moving to Texas because we have something the Blue States don' t have LOTS OF GOOD JOBS. You won't be the only person in your High School class to move to Texas, you will just be the first. Six years from now your classmates will be looking you up with "Hey, remember me? We went to High School together... could you help me find a job down in Dallas?" or "do you know anybody who works in..." or "I'll be coming to San Antonio for an interview and I was wondering if..."


8
I would stay there for one year. I would hate to have to spend my last year of high school trying to make such a huge adjustment and leaving all my friends behind. Then again, you might find that you would get a lot more attention from the opposite sex being 'the new kid.'


9
Have a trip to Houston before you make your decision. I'm older, about to retire, but I love the area. Yes it would be nice to close with your graduating class. Will missing your family affect your concentration for the school year?After you turn eighteen, you will be able to go any where you want. Consider the move to Houston. You can always go home again.


10
if you move to H-Town (huoston) tou would have the love of your parents and si there with you though you wont be with all your friends you would be with your family and could make new ones plus in H-Town there is alot to do and Texas is the best state in the big old US of A Im a texan true and clear P.S. If yor are from NY dont tell anyone your a Yankee!!!! P.S.S, if you go to the right schools in H-Town you could get a great education!!! happy helper

Best place in houston texas for high school prom for about 1000 people?

Best place in houston texas for high school prom for about 1000 people?

Houston - 2 Answers

Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
try the high schools, the stadiums, the bar strips and the big conference centre hotels, anywhere they hold weddings & other big parties.


2
Check out the Country Clubs near your High School.