Carthage, North Carolina

I will be a Freshman in college next year and I am planning on playing a Varsity Sport.

I want to go to college for Business Administration/Management. I just want to know if the college experience and the work toward the degree would be worth the time spent.

I'm a sophomore art major and just want some advice on things like new habits to do or anything like that that would help make the change from being a college student to working professionally easier and on what I should expect in trying to find an art based career.

I am a Social Work student and I have no idea where to start with Child Life because I have a hard time finding people near me that are in the feild.

I am a senior in high school and I plan on pursing medicine. I have already decided that I want to major in public health while being on a pre med track but I want to start planning for medical school. Most doctors have an MD but in the past couple of years, I have seen that there has been an...

I'm a student at Methodist University(NC). I'm currently a freshman. I enjoy sports and partaking in physical activity, and I'm also on the football team here at Methodist. One thing I know about myself is that I want to help other people and encourage other people, and I also want to stay...

Looking to start career in the industry. Looking for suggestions on networking and adjusting.

How do you manage a social life too?

Would minoring/double majoring in something like construction management on top of architecture make job hunting easier? And would I make more money with another degree? #Spring25

How difficult is it to become a physical therapist after you become an athletic trainer?

I want better study habits so I can remember more things.

When I get to college, I plan to go somewhere close to home for at least two years to get a handle on college life. After, I want to travel to a more dedicated school towards my career. The question I have is: "How will I be able to manage the distance between me and my family while still doing...

I want to be able to keep my VA stipend and not worry about finances.

Is it the change from a very structured high school environment to a more open one, or just much higher difficulty level in the classes? Are there any good tips on managing your time wisely?

Although I am a few years from applying to college myself, I have always been interested in learning what I need to do to get into a good college and be successful.