Nathalye Lopez

Tips for college

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 have many different career interests including work in government, public relations, and advertising. How do I know what's best for me?

I want to learn about what it is like to apply to medical school as a Biomedical Engineering major. Am I still setting myself up to be a successful applicant with this as my undergraduate major?

What are some tips for balancing a heavy academic workload in college while working? I am currently a high school senior, and I plan on studying nursing in college. I plan on working while in college, so I am looking for practical ways to balance academics/work.

What is the pathway toward becoming a surgeon? What are the education requirements?

As an exercise science major in her senior year and just about to start my internship, I want to learn what strategies can help!

Question writing tips

I want to study at the University of Cardiff which is a top school in the UK but its expensive so I want to make sure it will be worth the investment.

I will be studying architecture in the fall at the University of Oregon. I am struggling and doing everything I can to pay for college, but I am only attending a state school and have received barely any financial support from the school itself. I even have to find a second job this summer and...

I've found that I can be a good writer if it is for a literature class, but whenever it comes to bragging about what I have done within four years I'm a blank and whatever I write becomes emotionless and tacky. I currently have no clue for how to fix this so any ideas help!

By this question I mean staying in dorms or off campus, having a part-time, full-time job or no job at all? How can I ensure I'm using my savings to the fullest?

I will be attending college in the fall, and wanted to know what are some things I can start my Freshmen year. And if it is necessary to start early or not. #Spring26

What is the best study schedule for college students?

How can I from a small town with only 450 kids at my local high school go to a university with thousands of people? #Spring26

I'm a junior in hs.

I'm a senior in high school and struggle with memorizing things. I've been trying different study methods to help but haven't found one that works yet.

I am starting a job in sterile processing and I'm just worried that I'm making the wrong choice for my life.

I am a senior, about to start freshman year, with a biology major

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.

#Spring26 just wondering

When going to college I am wondering how hard it is to go from relying on your parents to just all of a sudden being alone and the overwhelming feeling of just being by myself and not having my parents there to answer my questions so I'm wondering if its hard to adapt?

What advise would you give an incoming freshman to help juggle classes, playing and training for my sport and living on my own for the first time? I plan to excel in my classes and maintain top grades as well as performing to the best of my ability in my sport - I am hard working and...

What specific classes and extracurriculars world you take? Best study tips？

Anyone have any tips on finding internships in the public health/healthcare administration field as a high school senior starting college this fall? #Spring26

Im choosing between 2 that fit this criteria

I’m planning to start college this fall, but I’m still unsure about what I want to study. I haven’t found a strong passion yet, so I’m trying to explore my options and make a decision I feel confident about. I would really value any guidance on how to approach choosing a career path?

I seem to be coming up short. I’ve been trying to get internship offers for summer and fall but there’s nothing in my area with the exception of medical scribes and volunteer opportunities. Any advice?

I'm a bit worried and excited about how i'll fare on a personal level in college. My parents haven't gone, so I'm going in blind. (Or, metaphorically, with cataracts.) I'm honestly just curious to see other people's experience in a post-college perspective.

I'm going back to school and new to the world of online classes.