Apple is finishing her studies at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, where she focuses on law, history, and sociology. She will graduate in May, but she is not sure this career is truly right for her. She explained that she chose law partly to prove that she could succeed on her own, without relying on her famous parents. At that time, she wanted to be different and show independence, even if it meant moving away from the world she grew up in.

Leaving Los Angeles and living in a student dorm became a turning point in her life. For the first time, Apple was able to step away from constant media attention and experience something close to a normal routine. She said this period helped her grow and understand herself better. Despite some difficult moments, including health issues in her dorm, university life gave her freedom, strong friendships, and space to think about who she wants to become.

Now, Apple feels increasingly drawn to creative work. She enjoys singing, dancing, and performing, but acting matters to her the most. She has said clearly that becoming an actress is her biggest goal. This desire feels natural, especially as she becomes more confident and comfortable with her own identity.

Alongside her creative ambitions, Apple has already started building a career in fashion. She recently signed her first major fashion contract with Self-Portrait and also appeared in a Gap advertising campaign together with her mother. These steps suggest that she is carefully exploring her place in both the fashion and entertainment worlds, while deciding what future truly feels right for her.