New Hill, North Carolina

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?

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.

How do you handle leaving everyone you know and the comfort of your home to start over completely with no one by your side? How did you overcome this very bittersweet transition?

What kind of post-baccalaureate positions are available in the field of psychology, and how are the research assistant positions in the Chapel Hill area? #Spring25

I am interested in pursuing biomedical engineering but am not sure what the job market looks like and the path to medical school.

What do I need to do to prepare for studying to be a large animal veterinarian?

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?