Willow Springs, NC

Wow, it has been way too long since I've used this. Well, here are some updates about myself: I'm sixteen now, I just finished 10th grade at JD Clement Early College, and I've decided that I want to major in English and minor in journalism. I actually joined Hillside's theatre department and...

What can I do now so that I’ll succeed in my career after college? #Spring26
How do I achieve my goals?
Why is this career a good match for you?
How did you know this was the right career path?

I'm wondering when you or your firm felt that you were confident or experienced enough to take the lead on a case and how long that took to happen.

I am going to UNC on the pre-med track, and want to start building up a strong resume for Med-Schools right away.

I am going into a medical based school and am looking for any knowledge on how to properly manage my money.

I am a twelfth grader attending college in the fall. I plan to pursue communications/journalism as my major.

I took classes in marketing and thought it would be something I'd enjoying doing as a career.

I've wrestled in high school for the last 3 years, track and field for 2 years, and football for 4 years. I'm looking to study marketing with a possible minor in communications. I'm looking to continue to wrestle in college as well.

I’m a high school student planning to go into pre-med, and I’ve been learning a lot about medicine from classes and research. But I know that what you learn in school isn’t always the same as real-life experience. I asked this question because I want to understand what the job is actually like...

I’m a high school student planning to go into pre-med, and I’ve mostly been figuring out the whole college process on my own. Money is a big concern for me, so I know I’ll have to rely a lot on scholarships and my own effort to get through school. I asked this question because I want to hear...

Am I still able to specialize as an L&D nurse with only an Associate's degree in nursing? If so, will obtaining a Bachelor's degree make a significant difference in the opportunities to work in healthcare? #Spring26

I am from a middle class family in a considerably wealthy area. This makes it difficult for me to qualify for any grants and most scholarship opportunities. Any advice on how to find scholarship sites or programs that are actually worth it is much appreciated!

I'm about to finish my first year of university and just made the decision to become a medical examiner, and that means I have to go to medical school. I would like to know what classes are recommended to take and how to make my medical school application look the best it can.

People just have the like not afraid, do anything, and don't care attitude. How are they able to have that?

For extra context, I plan on going to Western Carolina University in the fall of this year. I will be a freshman.

I am starting at Campbell University this fall, and I am very focused on balancing mental and physical health while maintaining strong academics. What academic and behavioral habits are most beneficial for pre-med students, and what study methods work best for someone considering a double major?

I am currently a high school senior planning to graduate in June and am planning to attend the University of Mississippi in the fall of 2026.

I am a high school senior who aspires to become a pediatric nurse. I am naturally empathetic and I understand how emotional it is for parents when their child is facing serious complications. I am asking this question because I want to prepare myself early and learn the best ways to comfort...

I want to know information that would be useful to keep in my back pocket, so that I know what to expect or classroom management skills that won't really be taught to you.

How can one be prepared or avoid burnout while studying and still trying to enjoy life?

Hey ! I’m Julie, and I’m currently in my senior year of high school and am planning on attending Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology in the fall. I wanted to ask how much writing is required as a pilot? More specifically, what genres and formalities are used. I know that majority of...

I am curious to know what the career pathway looks like for a Sonographer especially those who got their AAS in Sonography before getting a bachelor's. Was it hard to find jobs in your field? Would you say that the pay did not meet the workload expectations? Are there any advantages to getting...

Hi! I am a college student who is currently trying to decide what health science field I want to focus on. I have been in community college for 3 years constantly changing my mind about what I was doing with my life. And I have started to settle on the idea of Health Science. I am leaning...

I want to become a music therapist to work with all ages and abileties. I was told that a socialwork degree would be much better in terms of money and job opportunities. I also love music and psychology practices so music therapy as a career seems like the best fit. Music has been a leading...

I'm really interested in being a criminal defense attorney. I'm only 14, but I was wondering if it was possible to do an internship or something?

I am currently learning SQL, Power BI. Could you advise: What kind of independent data projects (using Kaggle or public datasets) impress recruiters the most for entry-level roles? Are there any on-campus departments (like Admissions, Finance, or Student Success) that typically allow students...

I want to be able to help people understand the how and why of their own psychiatry. I think with that I can help people bring their lives into true happiness.

Hi! I am a high school senior looking to earn my undergrad in pre-law and political science and then attend law school. I plan to play sports during undergrad, and I am most interested in going into prosecution.

I'm an upcoming freshman to college, and I just wanted to see what everyone's opinions are about college, and how to make it the best possible experience I can have! #Fall25

I am a high school senior wanting to major in digital art for game design but am worried about the future of art majors with ai.

I'm heading into my second semester of sophomore year and have been in the midst of mass applying for internships. I could really use some advice on networking and making the right connections!

Hello, I am a senior in school who is also working towards an associate in science degree at my local community college. I currently play basketball for my high school, and I am open to playing in the future. While I am in school, I am working towards getting my law degree and one day be able...

I will be a Freshman in college next year and I am planning on playing a Varsity Sport.

I want to go to college for Business Administration/Management. I just want to know if the college experience and the work toward the degree would be worth the time spent.

I'm a sophomore art major and just want some advice on things like new habits to do or anything like that that would help make the change from being a college student to working professionally easier and on what I should expect in trying to find an art based career.

I am a senior in high school and I plan on pursing medicine. I have already decided that I want to major in public health while being on a pre med track but I want to start planning for medical school. Most doctors have an MD but in the past couple of years, I have seen that there has been an...

I'm a student at Methodist University(NC). I'm currently a freshman. I enjoy sports and partaking in physical activity, and I'm also on the football team here at Methodist. One thing I know about myself is that I want to help other people and encourage other people, and I also want to stay...

I am currently preparing to become a registered nurse at a local community college.

Hello again everyone! I wanted to ask another question about ordering extracurriculars in the Activities section of the Common App! I'm scared that I might put them in the wrong order, and that it might not accurately reflect the time commitment/importance of each one! Any help would be much...

Hello everyone! I'm a high school senior applying to a lot of colleges with a lot of supplemental essay question! How do you write high quality supplementals for college applications?

What is the best way to network with professionals in the humanities field to get an internship or a possible interview? I feel like I only ever hear about these opportunities in STEM.

How do you manage a social life too?

Furthermore, what are some interview tips to stand out amongst other applicants?

What colleges should I go to? Are there any good programs I can take in highschool to get into nursing school? How much does a CrNA like their job?

I am currently a criminal justice student attending NC A&T State University and will be graduating May 2027. Courses I have taken includes Corrections, Courtroom Testimonies, Investigative Photography, and Courts & Judicial Process.

I'm in a financial position where I need to aspire to get a job that pays 150k+. Google says that CRNA's fit that criteria, but I'm skeptical.

I consider myself a person with strong tolerance to the sort of unsightly things you find in hospitals, but I know the ICU can be a place that tests anyone. What if I fully dedicate myself to becoming a nurse, only to realize I can't handle the gore?

I am a Junior in high school currently. I was wondering what jobs or internships will allow me to have a good background for design colleges. Also, I currently stich and mend mothers for people for some cash, what other activities should I do to be able to get a good background for college for...

As of now, I am a Senior who is going to graduate soon. I have been worried about dealing with time management and trying to avoid overworking myself when it comes to studying or simply trying to do a lot of assignments at once to just to get it over with. I would love some tips or some advice...

I am a college student going into my junior year and transferring from a community college to a 4 year university.