Camas, Washington Questions

Ellie Apr 30 124 views

As someone planning to apply to PA school, what actually makes an applicant stand out beyond just GPA and clinical hours- and how can I start building that in college? #Spring26

I am an incoming college student planning to pursue the PA-track. I want to make sure I'm using my time effectively to build a strong application while balancing school and avoiding burnout.

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1 answer Active Apr 30 Relevant to you?

Boring, Oregon

Alex Apr 30 314 views

Why is it easy for some people to land a job like it's no problem with no experience and some people can't seem to find a job with experience and references ?

Like tons of my high school friends have jobs but all my college level friends are struggling to find a job- that doesn't make sense to me

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6 answers Active May 07 Relevant to you?

Beaverton, Oregon

Savannah Apr 24 296 views

When will I know if the career I want is right for me?

I'm graduating in 2026
I'm going to Western Washington University and plan on majoring in psychology
I plan on using my degree to become a Therapist or Counselor

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3 answers Active May 08 Relevant to you?

Brush Prairie, Washington

Ben Apr 21 47 views

Personally, I struggle with keeping my study notes organized, so I want to learn efficient methods to take notes and keep track of everything. #Spring26?

During my last semester in AP Calculus, I struggled with finding topics in my notebook for the final test, so keeping a more organized notebook will help me succeed.

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1 answer Active Apr 29 Relevant to you?

Vancouver, Washington

Bailey Apr 19 62 views

How do I find a part-time job on campus without work study that will allow me to work a maximum of 5-8 hours a week? Also, what are some tips to maintain a work-study-social life balance as an architecture student? ?

I will be studying architecture in the fall at the University of Oregon. I am struggling and doing everything I can to pay for college, but I am only attending a state school and have received barely any financial support from the school itself. I even have to find a second job this summer and...

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1 answer Active Apr 20 Relevant to you?

Portland, Oregon

Emily Apr 18 52 views

What is the most efficient and cost effective way to move into your dorm when you have to move to another state? I am moving across the country for school.

Any advice?

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Happy Valley

Aubrey Apr 17 205 views

After, or during college, how should I go about getting internships with professional sports teams for marketing #Spring26?

I want to join a marketing team for, hopefully an MLB or NFl team.

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3 answers Active May 11 Relevant to you?

Tigard, Oregon

Anya Apr 16 208 views

How do I know which classes are equivalent at different universities for transfer planning?

I am a high school senior, and I want to estimate class equivalencies, but because of different numbering systems, it is hard to determine this. I am particularly looking at taking a year at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, then transferring the credits to the University of Florida, but they...

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1 answer Active Apr 17 Relevant to you?

Portland, Oregon

Elle Apr 16 337 views

As an incoming college freshman, how can I best learn to manage my time with all the new things college will bring… classes, work study, homework, time with friends, training my service dog, downtime? #Spring26

I’ll be coming from a small high school for kids with learning differences. We have very low student-teacher ratios and a lot of support and accommodations. As I’m entering a large 4-year university, I wonder if there is advice on how to best manage my time and feel supported and thrive. Thank you.

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3 answers Active Apr 24 Relevant to you?

Portland, Oregon

Eika Apr 15 121 views

If you could redo college what would be your first step?

What specific classes and extracurriculars world you take? Best study tips？

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2 answers Active Apr 17 Relevant to you?

West Linn, Oregon

Jared Apr 11 287 views

What advice do you have for someone choosing a double major?

I know that being a musical theater major does not guarantee a financially sustainable career. I would like to double major in something that would allow me to have a stable career option with flexibility to perform and pursue my passion.

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2 answers Active Apr 16 Relevant to you?

Boring, Oregon

Maddie Apr 07 219 views

How should I find summer law internships as an undergraduate student with an atypical summer break?

I'm doing my undergraduate degree internationally so my summer break is from late July-late September. Unfortunately most internships are from June-August. Any tips on finding things that don't work on a set schedule?

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