Career questions tagged higher-education
how to become the best teacher
how do i become a teacher. what are the best schools. how long is the process. what kind of teacher is best and much needed rn.
What science/biology jobs can I get with a BA in early education? Should I go to grad school?
I graduated with a PreK-4 Education degree last year. I've been substitute teaching, but it hasn't been very fulfilling and my mental health is suffering because of it. I'm wondering if I should go back to school and get a new BA or a masters in something I'm more passionate about. I really like science/biology/sustainability and history so I would love to study that, but still work with kids somehow. I would really appreciate ideas on potential career routes/ masters degrees that I could pursue! I like working with kids, teaching, and grading papers, but the realities of being a teacher (poor working conditions, low pay, stress) is already catching up to me. I like "customer service" type jobs where I can work with people, but I want to engage my brain a little more.
How will I be the best students?
How will be the best students in there profession and I will be the best students in my college because it has been so deficit in class this day I will be expecting you respond
Should I attend Northeastern University or a cheaper state school?
For context, my parents are insistent that I go to Northeastern University, as they're obsessed with acceptance rates. It's 34,000 without federal loans, which is quite outrageous as we are broke. They're insistent that they are able to afford it yet even if were not, I'd rather not spend that much money on a equation when I can get an education anywhere. My parents are convinced that somehow I'll end up more successful just because I go to a school with a lower acceptance rate. We still have a mortgage and my sisters college expenses. How do I convince them that I don't want to pay 34,000 for college?
What kind of education would the job require to become a registered nurse?
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how do I get better at studying?
I am 16 and I am a junior and I am bad at studying
How do I get my focus back on track?
I want to continue my career and education in nursing and want to be able to focus thoroughly while doing it. Trying to focus on school has become hard for me due to personal issues that I'm trying to overcome. Any tips will be taken into consideration.
youtube or coursera , what is the best to learning ?
youtube or coursera , what is the best to learning ?
How do I get into a college that is too expensive for me?
I almost a high school senior and would like to get ahead of the college process.?
Where to get more certifications to get more money as a LPN?
Where to get more certifications to get more money as a LPN?
How did you find a job after school ?
what is the best advice for someone who chooses this career path coming right out of high school
How do I get my RN degree in high school?
I am in high school. How would I get my RN degree?
What is the best way to get money when your young and what can you do?
money when your young and what can you do?
What major should I choose when I go to college?
Hello, I really love painting and I have some talent for page drawing, but I don't know if I have what it takes to study graphic design. Because recently I discovered that I have signs of hand tremors. I haven't told this to anyone in the family yet. Can I continue to pursue this passion?
can you tell me success story of you abput learning online?
can you tell me success story of you abput learning online?
Can a history major go into a business job?
I love the study of history more than any other subject and if I could major in it I would. I've always heard that history majors are versatile as the soft skills will land you a job from teaching to business. What business jobs can history majors get and how much will they be paid. Would it be harder to major in history and to go into business compared to a business major?
What is the easiest way to get a good job but not doing 8+ years of school?
A good paying god?
How can I overcome my fear of math and build the necessary skills for nursing Are there resources or support systems available for students like me who struggle with math?
I've been contemplating a major in nursing, but I'm grappling with the fact that math has always been a struggle for me. Throughout school, I've often felt embarrassed about my difficulties with math, to the point where seeking help became daunting. Despite my best efforts, I haven't grasped math concepts since elementary school. Considering the math requirements for nursing, I can't shake the feeling that my weakness in math might hinder my ability to become a nurse. It's disheartening when others seem to understand what's going on in the classroom, and I feel left behind. I want to address this challenge head-on and not let it define my future. How can I overcome my fear of math and build the necessary skills for nursing? Are there resources or support systems available for students like me who struggle with math? Sharing my story feels vulnerable, but I want to ensure that I can pursue my passion for nursing despite this obstacle.
