Martha Kramer

I'm a highschool student trying to decide what type of major to apply to.

I am a Job Corp student and I have some questions.

Like others on Reddit, I feel very burnt out for the last quarter of the school year. My way to cope with this quarter was to have a snack while doing homework to distract me from my energy levels. Sometimes I take a longer walk back to my dorm for a longer break. This quarter happens to be...

I am a 9th grade student and would love to pursue my career in business and would want to be an employer of labor one day or in the future.

I love maths and science, I love exploring new things

what are the cheapest careers to do in college?

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How can I find a part time photography job while attending college?

I’m trying to broaden my options but always let down by peoples answers of it’s a lousy major or just careers with a masters/phd and not much as entry level jobs. I’m way into my major to opt out now as I’m a lower junior in college rn.

edit: thank you for the responses!

Can you share some tips for navigating a career transition, particularly from one industry to another?

I am interested in being a financial portfolio manager. I work best in an environment with structure, time flexibility, and competition. Is this a good fit for me?

Who am i to go to college and study

What are important questions to ask firsthand to your future employers during job interviews and on the job when concerning salary negotiation, retirement accounts, and benefits?
In other words what are important things to keep in mind when entering the workforce?
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I would say to do it as soon as you get a feel of whatever industry you are thinking of. you need to make some connections first and have the required knowledge before starting your business.

Is applying for colleges more of a lead path for everyone, or does everyone experience something different when it comes to college, how do I know what colleges I could be eligible to get into?