Harmony, North Carolina

I want to go into clinical psychology but only want to get my masters degree. Is that possible?

I'm currently a senior in high school planning on attending UNC Charlotte starting fall of 2026. I want to do well in school but I also want to get money and have experiences outside of school that will help me once I try to find a full time job.

With the rise of AI use and the continuous messages that writing won't pay enough and isn't sustainable, it's easy to be discouraged from majoring in creative writing, even though I really love it.

I see that software such as AI use to circumvent the necessary obstacles of university disciplinary structure should be prohibited. Especially when it comes to writing whole sentences and ideas for you. However, how does AI actually enhance the college experience? As in terms of careers as...

What are some of the primary incentives of going to college over going to trade school? With training to become a lineman, you can get at least 60K a year, so what is the point of going to college? I will say a few things that I know. College disciplines you to do tasks on time. Also, being a...

I have a 4.3 GPA and I'm looking to apply to college for architecture or engineering, but I'm worried on how I will further my career in the future.

I want to use my future degree in Finance to help create real change for families and communities who grew up similarly to mine, with limited resources and guidance?

What’s one habit I can build now (while I’m still in undergrad) that will make me stand out as a med school applicant and also set me up for success in my future career?

I want to go to a college with an aviation program so that I can become a commercial pilot and get my license

My family is stable, but we don't have the opportunity to fork out money for school. I have a job, but only part time, and I don't save as much as I would like. If I'm not able to get scholarships or grants what do I do? I really don't want to take out loans.

What is the easiest way to go about being a NICU nurse, but not having as much experience as people my age.

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I am a Senior in high school wanting to pursue Speech Language Pathology. I grew up homeschooled and have taken early college classes. I want the college experience and am curious what it is like.

I'm beginning to apply to college to eventually become an embalmer and possibly a funeral director. For people that have went to college for this field, is it actually worth it? How fulfilling is the career? I'm worried of making the wrong choice and ending up in a career that I won't like,...

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