What's the one simple habit that enhances all aspects of life?
I mean how does adopting that one habit positively impact mental, physical, and financial well-being?
What would be the best majors for someone interested in pursuing a career in interior design ?
I'm currently a freshman in college majoring in Marketing with a minor in Design. I might also double major or minor in Real Estate. My school doesn't offer an Interior Design major - what would be the best majors for someone interested in pursuing a career in interior design?
What engineering specialization is the most profitable/interesting?
Hello, I have some questions about Engineering: -What specialization under civil engineering makes the most money? -What specialization under civil engineering involves the least amount of desk work? -What is coastal engineering and what does it involve? -What prerequisites do you need for a degree in civil engineering? - How many years of college will be needed to obtain an engineering degree? -How much is the starting salary, and ow long would it take to get a higher salary?
What subcategories are there under a civil engineering degree?
What jobs can I get with a civil engineering degree? I would love to hear from civil engineers and what their day-to-day looks like! Are there specializations that involve less desk work? I have looked into coastal engineering and am very interested. Thank you for your feedback!
What else should I do?
I've been looking forever trying to find a job, but I don't get anywhere, which is causing me to get annoyed. What do I do?
What universities in Florida have fully online programs for civil engineering degrees?
I am looking for a university that offers an online degree in civil engineering. It must be located in Florida for scholarship purposes and must be fully online. I appreciate your help!
Why did you select the field of engineering?
Why did you select the field of engineering?
Can I get an associate's in psychology and transfer to a four-year university to receive a bachelor's degree?
I'm planning on attending community college for 2 years and doing another 2 years at university. I'm hoping I can get an associate's degree in psychology while at community college and then transfer to a university. Can I get an associate's in psychology and transfer to a four-year university to receive a bachelor's degree?
What careers would allow me to create something that will change the world?
I'm interested in math and science, but love writing and traveling. I don't like jobs that are not hands-on, or that are lifeless - in other words, jobs like mechanical engineering or computer science which don't deal with life. I want to get out of "the matrix", but I can't for the life of me find or decide on a career where I can pretty much be guaranteed to create something that will change the world while eliminating the poor prospect of sitting on a computer all day.
Requirements for architecture or civil engineering?
I’m currently a sophomore in high school, and I’m trying to get a head start in terms of my career in civil or a architecture. I’ve been doing sculpting for 5 years now, but I’ve been told that drawing is also a very important skill. Will sculpting do anything for me in this field? Should I focus more on drawing and developing a portfolio?
Applying multiple times for a same university is ok?
I am unsure on whether I will be starting on spring or fall term, I want to know if that is okay or even possible.
Where do i post my first game?
I have an idea for a visual novel game, and i am in the proces of making it. one major concern i have is where should i post the game? i am worried that some sites will cost money to put it out there.
Dual Enrollment vs. AP courses?
Since beginning high school, I've believed enrolling in college courses would be more advantageous. However, I've started to wonder whether certain selective colleges might perceive them differently in the context of college applications. l've claimed 20 credits at my state university (UMN) and additional credits at my local community college. Although my school offers multiple AP classes, I opted for college courses due to the diverse options available each semester. By the time I graduate from high school, I'll have amassed over 80 college credits. Is it plausible that this choice might put me at a disadvantage? Could colleges prioritize students with AP classes when reviewing applications? To be honest, I think they would prefer AP classes because they're standardized across the nation, but on the other side, I believe college/university classes are more rigorous and can reflect my intellectual curiosity.
What is the best resource for portfolio building as a Game Artist?
I'm looking to build a website to show off some of my work, but I'm not sure what the best option is. There are a lot of website-building services, but most have fees. Are there any good free options or should I bite the bullet and buy something like squarespace? For context, I am a rising junior studying game art. I'm a 3d generalist, but I mainly want to show off my modeling in Zbrush.
What subjects does one need so as to major in engineering?
I would want to become an engineer
Tips for internships?
Hi my name is Jensine 👋 Recently, I got accepted into a few marketing internships and would really appreciate any tips or ideas for creating social media posts! Additionally, how can I come up with original ideas?
How early to start on college essays and applying for scholarships?
Hi my name is Jason, I’m currently a Junior in high school and I’m wondering how to get ahead in college apps as well as scholarships. Also, I have a GPA of 3.66, and I’m worried whether it is good enough.
Which is the best real estate course to take?
I would prefer suggestions of online courses. I plan to start this course while I'm in college.
How do I ask for time to consider a job offer without seeming like I’m not interested? #Spring2024
#Spring2024
How can I decide whether to transition to elementary teaching from the mental health counseling profession?
For as long as I can remember, I have gone back and forth between the two careers. I even have master's degrees in both fields, so I am technically qualified to do either. I have only ever worked in the mental health field though. I never really made the jump to being an elementary teacher. I have made pros and cons lists. I have thought about the differences in lifestyles. I ruminate over this regularly and it gives me a lot of anxiety. In my current job as a mental health therapist and own my own private practice, I can make my own hours, work as much or as little as I want and the pay is decent. My practice is telehealth only and I work from home. However, I am extremely lonely and really miss the camaraderie I experienced when I did my student teaching. Through my experience in student teaching and a short stint at a daycare after graduating with my Bachelor's in 2015, I really enjoyed the ability to be creative, come up with lesson plans and crafts/activities. Summer's off would be really great as well. I thought it was fun, whereas I would not say my current job is 'fun.' It's intellectually stimulating, but not fun. Oddly enough, I think the more structured schedule of a full-time job as a teacher may also be better for me mentally. I also know there are downsides to teaching, such as limited opportunity for advancement, difficult parents, difficult students, issues with administration, and the pay isn't great. Another kicker - I am currently 5 months pregnant, so I know I can't make any changes right now, and I also know I may feel differently about all of this once I have the baby. I am also concerned that since I completed my education degree and student teaching three years ago, I don't know who will write my letters of recommendations if I do decide to switch to teaching and apply for jobs. Any insight from someone who has made the switch from mental health counseling to teaching or from teaching to mental health counseling is helpful. Any insight that I might be missing about the field of education from teachers would also be helpful.
Should I work full time during college?
For some background information I'm pretty broke. My family dosen't have the best circumstances and they're trying to invest in a new location for a resteraunt. I'm going to be attending Northeastern Oakland next school year and I'm wondering if I should work more than a federal work study. A friend that I meet going to the same place told me he could hook me up with a good job.
How do I write a good resume for a job like being an IT engineer and Business, and how do I get to a comfortable level of IT and Sports ?
I wanted to ask if I could end up doing IT and Sports because I play basketball and I want to have a career in basketball but again in IT and business
What discrimination have you dealt with well in the stem field?
Have you ever had to deal with discrimination because of your race or gender?
How do I become a professional business manager ?
Hi I'm 16yrs, I want to know what it takes to become a professional business manager