Hillsborough, North Carolina

I am a freshman at Catawba College and plan to transfer to North Carolina Central University in the fall of 2025. I am interested in declaring a major in exercise science and minoring in nutrition. My goal is to become a chiropractor, and I have plans to shadow and intern this summer at Healing...

As a music student, I get told my degree is useless just about everyday. How do I break that mold?

I am a freshman interior design major at Meredith College. I have only experienced the drafting and planning aspects of interior design so far. I want to know if there are different phases or parts of the overarching ID career.

I want a head start on my admin career while in college, but I'm finding it difficult to get a job how can I better my chances of employment?

I am an incoming freshman at university, and I am excited to embark on my journey to become a dentist. Once done with dental school, how should I include latino heritage into my profession, and how can I open up clinics abroad? Should I start by working for a clinic or go ahead and open my own?...

I’ve often had to write 20 page papers and I’m given a deadline. I’m not sure how much work to do each day and sometimes find myself procrastinating.

I am going to Virginia Tech, if anyone is a Hokie :)

I am trying to decide between MSN and DNP on the clinical side. Those that have gotten their MSN vs DNP how do you feel about your decision? #Spring25

I'm a high school senior going to FIT for fashion design next year, and I want to avoid things like burnout and creative block. Are there specific practices for staying passionate? Is there anything I can be doing right now to prepare myself? What can I do to be my most creative self?

#Spring25

I find networking events so intimidating and have no idea how to approach them to begin with.

I've applied to some scholarships but haven't heard back and am very nervous at the moment. Are there any resources you recommend?

I am a senior in high school commutes to attending North Carolina State University in the fall and plan to major in psychology with the hopes of doing clinical counseling and research.

I prioritized English and writing related classes because I thought that was my future career. However, I feel like it isn't, and now I feel behind.

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.

I'm thinking about becoming a lawyer but don't want to be in debt after eight years of straight school. Would a two-year working gap set me back?