Zakari Scott

This is coming from a college freshman trying to learn how to get used to managing school/life/work balance.

I am going to be studying in a mental health masters counseling program in the fall and I am worried about the transition.

I know internships are useful in career progression, but I am not sure if they are worth if they are unpaid.

I have applied to multiple summer internships with little to no response to my applications. I have a strong resume and have spoken to a few people in the industry who agree. What am I doing wrong? How can I improve my odds of having my application looked at?

How should I begin preparing for medical school as an undergraduate? What majors are the best, and what kind of volunteer or internship opportunities should I be looking for?

My name is Janiya, and I attend Stewarts Creek High School. If you have any tips, it would be great if you shared!

Its difficult to know what you want for a carrer but you can go and try and if you dont like it no more its okay so you can back out and try the other you want to do.

I believe a bunch of things in my life would be better/solved if I figured this out.

I'm a junior in high school looking at different colleges right now, and was wondering whether I should go to a community college first to get my associates degree, or go straight to my preferred college. The community college will be much cheaper, and close enough that I'll be able to live at...