Stevenson, Washington

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I am an incoming college student planning to pursue the PA-track. I want to make sure I'm using my time effectively to build a strong application while balancing school and avoiding burnout.

I'm graduating in 2026
I'm going to Western Washington University and plan on majoring in psychology
I plan on using my degree to become a Therapist or Counselor

During my last semester in AP Calculus, I struggled with finding topics in my notebook for the final test, so keeping a more organized notebook will help me succeed.

Any advice?

I know that being a musical theater major does not guarantee a financially sustainable career. I would like to double major in something that would allow me to have a stable career option with flexibility to perform and pursue my passion.

What classes do I have to take; what undergraduate prerequisites and how many hours of lab time do you need to become a nurse practitioner? Is there required logging hours to be able to pass a class? Is Organic Chemistry a pre-requisite? If I'm directly admitted to the nursing program, what...

I also want to coach high school sports. #Fall25

I am in 11tg grade in highschool. I’ve done some first aid as an elective in my class. Im thinking about doing hosa. Im also wondering about being a medical sonographer for a career.

I am going into 9th grade but am taking multiple 10th grade advanced core classes.(math, ela, science.) In the past I have been in multiple ballet performances and 2 acting performances, both as the lead. This year I signed up for the acting class at Sandy Highschool Or. I also enjoy singing...

I am pursuing both professional golf and a career in quantitative trading, which I know is extremely ambitious. But I believe I have what it takes.

How were you able to take your experience as a College Athlete and apply that to your professional life post grad?

I am a graduating high school senior who will start college in the fall as a Collegiate Softball player. I would love advice on how to make the most of my college experience.

I am a Computer Science graduate from a small liberal arts college. I aspire to become a software engineer.

What are the best study habits learned from an athlete's perspective, or just someone who deals with a busy schedule, or is burnt out from exercising often? I'll be going into college next year, and I'm curious about the amount of work I'll be getting, most likely from being a business major...

I am now over 50 but has always had dreams of owning and running my own co-op here in my community. It’s never too late to learn so I am going to go back to school start Summer 2025 @ Clackamas Community College. I applied as a Freshman to get an Associate Business Admin degree.