South Carolina, USA

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.

While I am in college I plan to gain experience in the welding industry by getting a part time welding job in the hopes of starting my own business in welding.

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?

I know that engineering is a constantly changing field and I want to know if the field is more labor oriented or more programming? Thanks.

College freshman with a major in psychology

Counseling is extremely dependent on the client seeking help. How do you help make sure the client feels safe to share their issues and not hide them?

I have a BS in exercise and sports science. I also work as a nurse assistant on a neuro/stroke unit. Soon to start my ADN program in the fall of ’25

I am currently pursuing a degree in physical education, and am looking to be as prepared as possible for job interviews after graduation.

I will be moving to an area I have never lived in to attend college. Learning some methods on how to establish connections would be very beneficial to me.

I am going USC Upstate, and am doing all 4 years, I want to graduate with little debt, I am willing to work really hard and have a good budget!

Pursuing mechanical engineering degree in 3 years. Will be active duty the whole time. Unsure what it’s going to be like to balance military, home life, and school.

I am a rising college student who aspires to be a pharmacist. I know that the courses will be challenging, along with taking dedication and commitment. Therefore, I’d love to know other healthcare providers perspectives to motivate and inspire me.

I want to be a pharmacist, but anytime I experience a setback personally or academically,y I feel like I don't belong with my peers.

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- High School Senior pursuing medicine and healthcare
- Volunteers at church every Sunday in children's ministry
- Has done two dermatology internships
- Currently working at a med-spa
- Equestrian and golfer
- Interested in owning a practice and participating in medical missions trips

I am a college freshman and my dream is to be a nurse practitioner. Recently, I have thought about joining the military after college, but I am unsure if recruiters will allow me to join since I wouldn't have much work experience.

I am starting college in August 2025 with a major in Psychology. What advice would you give someone who is just starting out in this field? Are there any internships that would allow me to get real world experience to ensure this really is my carrer path?

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?

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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.

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.

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