Lake Panasoffkee, Florida

Resume tips, extracurriculars, etc.

Would the right time be soon after high school, after a short break, or a little time after to soak in life's experiences?

For as long as I've known this interest of mine, I've always been told marine biology is the way to go. But I'm concerned that I'll become disconnected with marine biology, I'm not totally interested in the biology of marine animals, other than learning the basics to care for marine animals....

Accepted into South Carolina State University in pursuit of a BA degree in management. Aspire to become a professional basketball player in hopes to transition into sports management. #Spring25

For context, I am a prospective transfer student, wanting to go into the University of Florida under their BSBA Finance program. Because I'm about to graduate with an associate's in business administration, I want to map out my education and career pathway as concretely as possible, as I head...

I'm about to graduate high school, and the program I'm interested in has a limited number of seats. What should I do to stand out from all the applicants?

#Spring25!! Hi CareerVillage Community, I’m a student preparing for college, and I’m trying to figure out a lot on my own as I plan on escaping an abusive home situation. I will be fully responsible for my own college expenses and living costs, so I have a few questions I’d really love advice...

I work from 8 to 8 with a 3 hour lunch break Monday through Friday, my Saturday and Sunday is when I'm off.

Im currently a senior at Lake Minneola High. I just committed to play soccer at Dean college. What advice would you give to a freshman athlete in college?

#spring25 What is the work life balance like for a medical pathologist? Also, what classes would you reccomend to take as an undergraduate in order to better my chances of getting into a pathology school?

I am thinking about double majoring with software engineering and forensic science as I want to become a computer forensic technician one day. I am currently taking AP, CLEP, and hold multiple industry certifications as well, so I do at least have a background with both sides.

I am going into My freshman year of college this spring. I am afraid I am not going to do well in college. Im also the first person in my family to go to college. How can I stay on top of studies but also have fun and not get to stressed out?

This is my dream career goal. I love babies and I would love to help them and take care of them in any way possible. I plan on finishing associates at my local community college and then transferring to a university, but I was wondering if there are different classes I would need to take since...

I'm starting college this year but I also want to take classes outside of medical school requirements as well as what year I should take them. Thanks!

I’m currently a freshman in high school