Placerville, California

how technology may play a central role as you imagine your future including education, hobbies, career

I am a senior in high school interested in nursing and was wondering what are good colleges that have a good nursing program? Also, is it better for me to attend cc and then transfer or go straight to go to a four year? With that should I only be applying to colleges with direct admit or should...

I'm specifically looking for opportunities where I can teach elementary students art but anything related to art is good too! (I want all I can get)

I am thinking about a 3-5 year plan right now.

I am a community college student planning to apply to Physical Therapy (DPT) school. I am currently trying to finish my prerequisites, but I realized that DPT programs ask for a bachelor's in some kind of science. I want to major in Kinesiology because it fits physical therapy the best....

I had not imagined that I would got to college on the East Coast! I am a California girl. But the circumstances changed for me. While I am happy about the college I am going to, I am also frighted that it is so far from home.

I am a current senior in high school, nearing graduation and planning to begin at a four year in Fall ‘26. I have very good study/work habits, but i have recently been experiencing a burnout. I would like to know if there are any habits that could help prevent this from carrying on into the...

Hey CNAs in training. how do you juggle a job? Night classes, weekends, or online flex? What's your game changer for staying on track? 😴➡️💼

I am a high school senior trying to decide where to attend college. I hope to eventually attend law school and become a lawyer.

Anyone have any tips on finding internships in the public health/healthcare administration field as a high school senior starting college this fall? #Spring26

Based on your experience, which one would you prefer - hybrid or in-person CNA Training. Please share your thoughts that it can be helpful for someone who is looking for CNA Training in Califronia.

I'm a first time community college student thinking of majoring in social work/human services and minoring in something else(business maybe) in case I decide to pivot in the future, but I'm not sure if it's the move.

Looking at CNA programs and wondering: how flexible are your clinical schedules really? Can you work and do clinicals?

I was looking for answers reagrding the flexibility of the CNA Training Programs in California. Did your CNA program offer schedules that helped you balance work or family? Did your school supported you?

Hi everyone, I’m trying to figure out which CNA programs in California are actually worth it. If you’ve completed a program here, could you share the school name, city, what you liked or disliked, and whether you’d recommend it? Hoping this helps future CNAs pick a solid program instead of...