david kirk

What are good scholarships to apply for the University of Kansas?

I’m thinking about applying to be a veterinarian, but don’t wanna apply for something that i shouldn’t do. I love to work with animals and don’t understand why we have more people quit being a veterinarian.

Hello! My name is Sam, and I want to be a neurologist because I want to contribute more to the field through discoveries. However, my areas of strength lie in the arts. I want to know if this is truly the correct job for me in order to achieve success and happiness.

Hello I am curious about money and I want to apply the knowledge I already have to start an online business, and even learn more.

Is it a good idea to sell through both a E-commerce website, and a website owned by myself at the same time rather than limiting myself to one option?

how do you handle stress in college?

Was there a specific time you knew?
Did you get an internship?

I would like to go into the Air Force after I am out of high school, and was wondering if going to college for Aviation Mechanizing and having the government pay for it was a good idea, especially on a fixed contract.

I've been wondering this but have gotten no straight forward answer.

I've only ever had bad theory teachers so I'm not sure if I'm the problem or it's the way theory was taught to me. I'm wondering about auditioning for some schools on viola and I'm confident in my solo and ensemble playing (especially chamber music) but I'm worried about taking the required...

Im a decent qriter myself and i just wanted to know if i need to know or expand my writing skills. I write things like stories and books but my work doesnt seem professional enough. I just need more input on how to ake y stories sound good.

I took an AP class this year and i really enjoyed it. I just want to know if taking these classes are more beneficial then taking normal high school courses.

I'm a current Junior in College, debating if consulting is the perfect fit for me. I'm currently interning for one of the big four and the work they're giving me is making me feel doubtful and overwhelmed.

How hard is it to get an associates degree?
Is it harder to get a job without a college degree? If so what degree do you recommend?

I play clarinet for my school band and am currently learning Alto Saxophone. I have minimal experience in Oboe but I am planning or picking it up again as well.