Ocklawaha, Florida

#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

What is the best path to a hospital administration career? Please let me know your path to becoming a hospital administrator and schools attended. Currently, I’m planning for a bachelor in finance at FSU then a masters in hospital administration. #Spring25

When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn a new normal. I am now a sophomore in college and have decided to become a dietitian/nutritionist due to my diagnosis. I want to be able to help others manage this chronic illness.

I am currently in my second year of college. When I was in high school, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I had to learn how to manage my new normal.

I graduate in May with my bachelor's degree and have considered a master's but don't know if it is worth it or if I really need it.

One of my friends has graduated with a bachelor's in video game design. However, after a year, she has been unable to find a job, and her parents are pressuring her to pivot drastically into nursing. I don't think it's a good idea and I want to help her research her options. What can she do now?

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