Boiling Springs, South Carolina

I'm currently in college taking my pre-requisites for dental hygiene. I will be on my second year in 2026. I've always been interested in dental. I've done volunteer work at a dental office as a dental assistant trainee. During that time, it opened my eyes to see that Dental assistants get paid...

I'm going into my first semesters final exams soon and want to be as prepared as possible for them.

I am a freshman this year in college. My major is nursing, but I want to go into the field of nursing with babies. #fall2025

- Forensic Psychologyist
- Behavioral analysis

I don't have the eligibility to receive much aid, so I was wondering if there was any way I could get better scholarships. Is the best way just applying everywhere I see?

I'm a current high school senior and just accepted my college offer from USC Upstate. I plan to become a NICU Nurse or Trauma Nurse. Are there any nursing majors at USC Upstate that can offer advice on how to tackle nursing school? Best study habits and groups I could join?

Freshman class of 2026

I am currently a high school student and wanting to continue my education in forensic science as Coroner. My biggest worry is how to detach my emotions and compassion from my duties and responsibilities.

What job can i have at the age 13?cause i´m trying to save money for when i get older then ill have a lot of money when i get older cause im trying to move out and start a business.

In college, you are constantly around people in the same boat as you, so making connections is easy. What about in the post-school world?

I am going USC Upstate, and am doing all 4 years, I want to graduate with little debt, I am willing to work really hard and have a good budget!

I am a senior in high school that will be attending college in the fall. I am currently trying to decide what career path I want to follow. Right now I am considering occupational therapy or physical therapy. How do they vary and how can I get a better idea of what career I should purse?

I’m a 12th grade student and I’m really nervous about college. My family is low income and we can’t afford big loans. What should I do?

Any additional advice you'd like to give?

As someone who aspires to pursue a teaching career, I have heard that teacher salaries are particularly low despite teachers being the ones who help build society. Are there any extra certifications or abilities that would help raise a teacher's salary?