York, South Carolina

I know that I want to be a neurosurgeon when I get older but I'm not sure that is something I'm going to want to do when I graduate college.

I will be going to college in a few years and I love soccer, but grades are very important to me. Any advice on how to balance school and sports is appreciated. Thanks!

I will start college in January 2025 as a junior because of my college credits (I’m a photography intern now at my community college). I originally applied to an art school to pursue filmmaking editing but was waitlisted so I decidedto pursue communications (media production) at another school...

For those completing their bachelor's in social work, did you go straight to graduate school or did you take a gap year and why? I know it's a common dilemma but I'm mostly worried about finding a job so I'm thinking of going straight to grad school but I'm also worried about having to take out...

I want to know the importance of science and technology to our society and the disadvantage of ai to our society and what measures or information to take in other to understanding better

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My passion is baking but my parents believe I should go to college and get a white collar job
They don't believe in my passion
I want to understand why that is so

Every career I see I don't take interest in it as I am going to high school I really need to find this out

I am in my fourth month in college

Trying to figure out my best choice for how to juggle all of the things i have to do when im in school but also having to pay bills and so on

I took a biology class coming into high school and after taking physical science I realized I liked it. I wanted to know some majors that kinda deal with or are related to biology but not a nurse or doctor. (I hope that makes sense)

I'm a sophomore in high school and I have the opportunity to graduate my junior year with only having to take one online course which I don't mind. I don't know if I should, because my teachers say if I want to go to college I could stay and take college courses. I understand but I'm thinking...

What does the interviewer want to hear from the students applying to NP school

any personal, work-related, or challenging real-life experience questions

Other than the undergrad general education classes and the RN & BSN core courses...