Kittrell, North Carolina

I am majoring in acting in theatre, and although I am so excited, I am scared for graduation because I know it's a competitive field. Going into the "real" world and industry is especially daunting. A lot of actors say that most of their careers are spent auditioning. I was wondering if there's...

How to best study the principles of art

I will be a Freshman in the Fall of 2025 and have been accepted into the Honors Program at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. In high school, I was accepted into the Academy of Finance Program and learned about many different aspects of running a business. I did a 120-hour...

I'm currently in nursing school and thinking a lot about how nurses handle situations where patients can't speak up for themselves, especially in high-stress environments like the ICU.

I just graduated from NC State and am pursuing a Bioinformatics Master's Degree at UNC Charlotte. Once I finish school in 2 years, I will be in the job market and want to know how to find that "perfect" job.

I am a 12th grader from Cary NC. I plan to attend Elon University in the fall, majoring in communications. I am super excited and am in the process of exploring career paths I can persue with a communications degree.

I am in 12th grade, I am highly interested in communications and plan to major in communications at Elon University this fall. I enjoy event planning and have expereince with it, which is what sparked my interest in communications.

I'm looking for advice on both the technical skills I should further develop, such as modeling or Excel, and the habits or knowledge areas that will help me stand out early in my career.

I'm a senior in high school and I want to get my Bachelor's of Public Health during my undergraduate studies! I'm currently exploring future career options within Environmental Health and am trying to narrow down fields that are especially appealing to me. #Spring25

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?

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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'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?

What should I do to set myself apart for internships as I go into college Is there any advice I should follow for specifically Duke University, where I will be attending in the fall??

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I have written this question for myself for the CareerVillage Spring Scholarship. It's a question that I often dwell upon at night.

I am planning on becoming a lawyer in the future. What are the important things that I should know concerning this field in relation to becoming very successful? #Spring25

What are some tips to memorize the Pharmacy drugs name and generic names? #Spring25

By tour stage design, I don't mean the look of the stage but of the interworkings of performance stages for example Beyonce's stage when she's performing

What’s the best ways to find internships over the summer? I want to get some experience in my future field of choice but I have no idea where to look.

Would you choose the AS or AA for an associate's degree? And what are the majors you would recommend to take for someone heading into neurology? What would be the advantages and disadvantages of the major and associate's degree that you choose?

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I attend an Early College HS on NCCU's campus (J.D. Clement) and I have to decide a major when I'm a junior. Thankfully, I'll be saving a lot of money for college, since I'll graduate high school with an diploma and Associate's Degree (and my college classes are free). I've been looking into...

I'm 15, I published my own novel last August at 14 (2024). I'm in 9th Grade, and I have a 4.2 GPA (I'm at an early college high school), and I'm wondering if I'm off to a decent start for college applications. I'm in Girl Scouts, not a student athlete, and the only club I'm in is music club at...

Hey so we are doing a project and I was wondering what do you need to become a neurologist? What classes or what type of degrees would you need to gain a higher salary. In addition what helps gain admission to your graduate degree program?

I have been a dental assistant for 7 years and am looking for volunteer options to help with my dental school application and process.

I Have applied to 5 so far

What is required to be a doctor

Many jobs and careers are being filled my artificial intelligence. With the rate AI is adapting and changing I am wondering if my job choice will still be relevant by the time I graduate college and get my degrees.

What is required to become a video game designer? I already know that C++ is needed but I'm looking for other help.