Shelby, North Carolina

Preferably handling proper small talk

In college, you are constantly around people in the same boat as you, so making connections is easy. What about in the post-school world?

Are there any certifications or other study opportunities that I should go ahead and work towards? And what would make getting a job as a librarian easier?

Ideally, I'll be looking into going to college for a Library Science degree but I want to know if there is something similar that might be more available.

What advice would you give to an aspiring alternative medicine mental health practitioner that is planning on opening their own practice upon graduation in the next couple of years?

Hello, I am an incoming freshman in college. How should a Mass Communications student approach networking for jobs? #Spring25

I am a senior in high school that will be attending college in the fall. I am currently trying to decide what career path I want to follow. Right now I am considering occupational therapy or physical therapy. How do they vary and how can I get a better idea of what career I should purse?

Hi! I am a senior at Winthrop University, studying marketing. I graduate in December 2025, and I’m looking for internships for the summer when I relocate. How do I navigate finding housing over the summer? I need to find housing that is close enough to a short-term rental for these positions....

I am a high school senior getting ready for college in the upcoming fall semester. I would like to continue my education in interior architecture. I am looking forward to the opportunities in store for me, but when should I begin to look into internships? It may be overwhelming to accept an...

I’m a 12th grade student and I’m really nervous about college. My family is low income and we can’t afford big loans. What should I do?

I am a rising college freshman who loves cars and know how they work. I am talented in remembering things and writing essays, and I am very intelligent.

For background info I'm about to be a freshman in college and majoring in nursing and am a little anxious because i've seen mixed experiences and wanna be as prepared as possible! #Spring25

After years of different medical programs, I've finally been accepted into an ABSN program. Now, with restricted financing and funding, having to step back from work and time with my family, I wonder if my dream of becoming a nurse is worth the sacrifices, blood, sweat, and tears.

I am very excited to be starting college this fall but I realize that I might need to improve my interview skills before then if I decide to start any internships or jobs my first year. In past interviews, I have been very nervous and not had much confidence so I need help changing that.

#spring25 Im a senior in high school who is going into the medical field. Im struggling to know which path I should take for the future between becoming a Paramedic or a radiologist technician. So I'd love to hear how you knew your job was what you wanted to do for the rest of your career.