Oceanside, California

OSCA, or "Orange County School of the Arts," is the school of my DREAMS. Honestly! I would love to go there for creative writing, and I've written countless albums and stories of my own! I just love writing! Quick problem, it seems super competitive, and let's just say I'm not the best student....

I've had a really tough school year. I've gone from having all A's to failing ELA, and I'd be lying if I told you it hasn't been taking a big toll on my mental health... because what can I say? My parents are disappointed in me, and I was basically their only hope for having a successful kid......

Hi, I will be applying to colleges starting this fall. I am nervous, as I do not have as many EC's or Internships. What can I do to make my application stand out?

I start my LVN program next month, honestly I'm feeling really excited and anxious about what's ahead. So I would love to hear from others experience- especially anything you wish someone told you before stepping into your first role/ job as an nurse.

Need inspiration

Hi! I'm a first year college student debating switching from cell and molecular biology to Bioengineering with a focus on molecular biology. While Bioengineering will keep me in college for longer, I hope that the major will get me a more competitive job in the future which more matches my...

I plan on going to UC Irvine in the fall, and my main reservation with getting a music minor is not having an official music degree, and I worry this could lower my chances of playing in a professional orchestra.

I am interested in novel writing, creative writing, and poetry, but willing to learn technical writing as well.

I’m entering college at the end of this year and I’ve decided to major in Biology in order to reach my goal to become a physical therapist. I have also thought of Forensic Science as a backup plan.

High school senior planning on studying biology next school year.

I am currently a third-year student at UCSD, and I've decided to pursue law school after graduating. I was hoping for some tips to figure out what kind of law I would like to practice.

I am hoping to attend a T-14 law school

I'm currently a senior in high school preparing to transition to college and I was curious on how to best manage my time. I know the workload for science majors is heavier but I also wanted to get involved in other school activities and maintain a social life as well. Would it still be possible...

I am a graduating senior and looking to pursue a degree in either Biomedical Engineering or Kinesiology and want to know what career choices I would have available with a Biomedical Engineering Degree.

As a student athlete, how will my skills as a baseball player/teammate help me earn a degree in business (administration, finance or marketing)?