What would it take for me to become a pediatrician?
I am asking for a school project. I want to be a pediatrician when I grow up. I am in 9th grade.
Is it better to do a dedicated music therapy program in college, or major/minor in psychology and music?
I have learned that I like performing as a hobby, not as a profession and I don't want to learn how to teach either. I also don't want to learn about all the conditions and treatments of psychology because that is not the focus of music therapy. People say I would be good at being a psychologist, teacher, and performer but I feel like I don't want any of that. I know I am interested in music therapy, specifically helping people express emotions, but I don't know where to start.
What scholarships or international study opportunities would you recommend for someone with my background in Media & Communication and digital marketing?
I recently completed my Bachelor’s in Media & Communication Studies and have around four years of experience in digital marketing, communication, content development, and research. I’m now exploring scholarship opportunities in Europe, Scandinavia, and the US to pursue further studies and gain international academic and professional experience. My goal is to learn from different education systems, work environments, and approaches to technology and communication, and eventually bring that experience back to my country and contribute to its development. For someone with my background, what countries, scholarships, or career paths would you recommend? And what steps could I take now to make my profile stronger for international opportunities? I’d especially appreciate advice from anyone who has studied or worked abroad and has gone through a similar journey.
What advice is best before deciding which college I want to attend?
I want to know what are the best things to do in high school before attending college
2) What skills do you think are most important for someone who wants to be successful in this field?
2) What skills do you think are most important for someone who wants to be successful in this field?
How do you turn a product idea into a real business, from developing the product to finding investors and selling it?
I am a high school junior interested in industrial design and entrepreneurship. My long-term goal is to create my own product-based business. Sometimes I think of product ideas that I believe could have potential, but I don't know what the process looks like after having the idea. I want to understand how entrepreneurs develop and test a product, determine whether people actually want it, create a business around it, find manufacturers, handle things like funding and intellectual property, and eventually present the idea to investors. I would especially like to hear how you approached these steps when building your own business and what you would recommend to someone starting from zero.
If I want to become an entrepreneur and design my own products, how should I combine industrial design with entrepreneurship in college?
I am a high school junior interested in both industrial design and entrepreneurship. My long-term goal is to start my own business, potentially creating my own physical products. I am trying to decide whether I should double major in industrial design and entrepreneurship, major in industrial design and minor in entrepreneurship, or take another path. I would really like to hear what you would recommend based on your experience.
What did you study after high school, and how did it help you become an entrepreneur?
Suppose I am a junior in high school right now and want to become an entrepreneur. What major do you think would suit me best?
How do you avoid feeling stuck when your career doesn't go in a straight line What mindset helped you navigate your career most effectively? How do you motivate yourself??
Hi, my name is Daria. I am a senior studying information sciences, and I want to break into UX design.
What is the benefit of doing an MFA for grad school?
I'm currently at the tail end of my Bach in English. I'm set to graduate this Winter term. I have an AFA in Writing which felt like a lot more "fun" writing time than the English degree I'm currently in. I'm looking at continuing with an MFA in Writing. I feel like I have lost my creative edge with the English degree. I write more concise and precise now than I do with having wit and voice. I feel like I sound robotic. During the time of the English degree, I have completed a book of poems based on what I think poems are. It is self-published. For the MFA I'm wanting to do a CNF novel and learn how to formulate actual poems, because I haven't had an actual instructor teach writing poems because it has all been workshop. The purpose of the degree would be to continue writing more poems and to continue on to writing educational articles, like I have been doing with LinkedIn, and have them related to my current focus of massage, yoga, and nutrition with Ayurveda Sciences. My question: Is it worth the debt to do an MFA? Is it worth the headache? Is it worth taking two years of my life to connect with people online that are in the same program as you to have contacts in this field? Is there anything I am missing that I should be considering?
How to make a resume for my first job with no experience ?
I am in 11th grade in high school. I want to be a groomer or vet. I want to work with animals because it has been my dream since I was little.
What are the steps to get my CNA in high school and an EMT after high school?
What are the steps to get my CNA in high school and an EMT after high school? I am in 9th grade, and I want to go into the medical field, but I need steps to get there