u/Middle-Jackfruit6575

I’m very interested in joining a D9 (I volunteer with some alumni regularly in my organizations and I hold a deep amount of respect for them) anyways I’m a planner I’m a senior in high school applying to colleges. When I say I’m a planner I’ve had my essay,resume,personal statement,volunteer hours, and recommendation letters since July. I essentially am asking if I should prepare now I’ve been kinda lurking here for months as I’ve known I’ve wanted to be involved since I was 13 (I’m a history nerd and I read for fun) so I learned a lot. Do I prepare now or am I being an anxious person 😭 (btw yes I am white but I’m Louisiana creole and I hold a standard for myself of not involving myself in things my own family wouldn’t be welcome in and I heavily I don’t go into things blind)

I’ve been studying witchcraft since I was 12 when my grandpa died and it really just made me turn to absorbing all information I could to fill a void so I found witchcraft and did a whole bunch of learning and studying. Anyways I meditated a lot and got really in touch with the earth and my spirit guides I haven’t consistently practiced in a few years cause I’ve come to point of being really busy with school and life but recently they’ve started breaking ground to build a data center near my home and since they started I have had the most killer headaches and my connective tissue disorder is flaring the land they are building on is where the race track my grandpa would take me to was on. I really am just curious does anyone else get like this is it just some placebo thing or what?

Hi! I’m 18 and all my bank accounts have now been put into my name I have USAA and RBFCU both military banks I have no issues with USAA, but I’ve had my RBFCU since I was 16 so a little over a year and a half and it’s been hacked 8 times every time I’ve left the state I’ve had issues and they have awful account security and I’m tired of it especially after having 5000 dollars stolen from my savings on a trip to New York and RBFCU did nothing to stop the charges and let them go through. I’m keeping RBFCU solely because once my military family member passes I cannot open another account so I’d like to have it just in case but I want to know what civilian banks have good security and a good yield on savings. To mention as well credit cards I became a authorized user at 17 and I have a good credit score for only starting a year ago and I’d like to go with a bank that also has good credit cards. (So far my research has led me to SoFi,Chase,JPMorgan, and American Express) I’d love to get some feedback from my non family members who think RBFCU is the best thing since sliced bread because right now all they’ve done is put me into a crisis on my birthday.