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What is your favorite thing about case management, and what is the most challenging for you? What is one crucial thing you've learned through your experience? #Spring26
I'm interning as a case manager, working with homeless families in our rapid rehousing programs, and I'm looking to continue case management permanently. Just wanted input on your experiences.
What was the most challenging concept you had to learn throughout PT school? #Spring26
I'm a junior in college, starting to research what PT school I want to go to. I want to know the most challenging thing, so hopefully I can prepare myself the best for it.
How do you know if you are sure about what to study?
Because I'm not sure what to study, and I've seen many people who, once they're halfway through their degree, no longer enjoy it—and I'm afraid the same thing might happen to me.
How do you manage to balance university life with work Because, if working—or just studying—is already complicated enough on its own, I can't imagine taking on both at the same time.?
How do you manage to balance university life with work? Because, if working—or just studying—is already complicated enough on its own, I can't imagine taking on both at the same time.
How do you build confidence in yourself when stepping into new environments or opportunities?
Whether it’s a new job, leadership role, or unfamiliar setting, I sometimes feel unsure at first. I’d love to know how others developed confidence in those situations.
What’s something you wish you did differently during college that would have made your transition into your career easier?
I’m trying to be more intentional with how I spend my time now and would appreciate any hindsight advice on what actually matters long-term.
How do you deal with feeling behind or comparing yourself to others in college or early career stages?
It’s easy to feel like others are ahead, especially with internships, jobs, or achievements. I’m curious how professionals handled that pressure and stayed focused on their own path.
What habits or routines helped you stay consistent and productive during college?
I sometimes struggle with staying consistent long-term, especially when balancing school, work, and other responsibilities. I’d love to hear what actually worked for you beyond just basic time management advice.
How did you know that your field of study/career was the right one for you? If you studied your field in college, did you eventually get bored of it/burn out? How do you avoid/mitigate that?
Graduating Senior interested in psychology/criminology, specifically looking to go into forensic psychology. Also very interested in the arts: musical composition, orchestra, and musical theater acting and pit orchestra participation.
In what ways do you feel the most challenged that surprised you the most regarding your career as someone working as an occupational therapist?
Hello, once I complete my college education, I plan on becoming an occupational therapist. However, I'm wondering what the unexpected challenges (rewarding or otherwise) that come with the job will be because I would like a job that will challenge me in my everyday life and also so that I can...
How can I most effectively balance graduate studies and work commitments with the high level research involvement necessary to become a competitive Clinical Psychology PhD candidate within two years? #Spring26
I am a 23 year old first generation Latina finishing up my research work at UCSD, and heading into my master’s at SDSU with the goal of applying for a PhD in two years. I am currently balancing grad school with a part time job to stay afloat, but I know I need to stay active in research to stay...
How does an RN get an opportunity to work outdoors responding to emergencies within the community ? #Spring26
I just got accepted into an RN program and I would love to be an emergency room RN and use those skills to help respond to emergencies within the community similar to how paramedics do it, whether roadside, or at sporting events, or flying down on a helicopter to air lift individuals in need,...
How to focus on one class to achieve all goals Why is it important to focus on all classes and not just 1. What are great tips to overcome all goals to help in the future??
How to focus on one class to achieve all goals? Why is it important to focus on all classes and not just 1. What are great tips to overcome all goals to help in the future?
How have you paid for your master's degree without taking out large loans?
I am a single mother with limited income and I have heard that financial aid will not cover master's programs. I need to find ways to pay for my master's without taking out large loans.
How do I pass discrete math when I transfer from community college? #spring26
I got into Cal Poly SLO and I'm still waiting on UCSD!
What actions would you recommend for someone starting college who’s interested in how contracts and roster decisions shape sports teams, and how can I start building relationships or finding guidance early on ?
I first got interested in this playing Franchise mode in MLB The Show, and it got me paying attention to how teams are actually built and run. I’m starting college in the fall and am leaning toward the business and legal side of sports. I’m trying to figure out what I can start doing early to...
Computer Science Career Questions
Hello. I am a college student majoring in computer science. I am currently conducting research on careers in computer programming. I would appreciate it if anyone would be willing to answer the following questions: Q1: Why did you choose this career? Q2: What does a typical day look like for...
How do I transition from living with parents?
What is the biggest adjustment a highs school senior will need to make when going away to college?
As a current college sophomore, how do I begin making meaningful connections in the healthcare field?
I am currently studying health science, planning to complete an Masters of Science in Nursing after my undergraduate education.
Whats the hardest part of working in forensics ? And what makes it worth it pushing through that challenge?
My name is Kameron and I am a senior. I am doing a Senior Project for my language arts class where we explore a career that interests us. The purpose of this project is to to give us an idea of what we’d like to do in life after graduation. Part of this project is asking 10 career related...
How do you know what you doing in college is for yourself and not for the ones around you?
I am going to college to major in biology to eventually get my doctorate in veterinary medicine, during this time I will be running track. If anyone has advice to help know if it's what I want or just for the people around me.
How do I choose between a career in hair styling, sports, or becoming a math tutor?
I’m interested in a few different career paths: hair styling, working in sports, and becoming a math tutor. I’m not sure which one would be the best fit for me long-term. I’d like advice on how to compare these options, what skills or education each one requires, and how I can figure out which...
How do nurses who experienced caregiving or loss at a young age let those experiences shape the way they care for patients, and how do they stay emotionally strong without becoming overwhelmed? #Spring26
I’m 25 and pursuing a vocational program to become an LVN. My path into nursing was shaped by taking on caregiving responsibilities early in life and experiencing loss, which showed me how important compassionate care is. I’m interested in patient care and want to learn how nurses handle the...
Balancing work + CNA classes, any tips?
Hey CNAs in training. how do you juggle a job? Night classes, weekends, or online flex? What's your game changer for staying on track? 😴➡️💼
What was the hardest part about majoring in Computer Engineering?
How did you manage to adapt to the workload? Were you able to have your own personal life and job aside from working towards your degree? Is it something you recommend for anyone?
How can I effectively transform my challenges into achievements by strategically leveraging my power of resilience into healthcare and address complex, real-world issues? #Spring25
Although I ask this question from a nursing student perspective, I believe this approach is foundational to succeed in any field. The answer does not have to focus on a healthcare setting and give a broad explanation of developing coping strategies and using resilience as a tool to approach...
What habits are most important for career success ?
What habits, skills, or experiences are most important for building a successful career, and how can I start developing them now and balance motivation and life?
Why do it take so long?
Why do it take some lawyers longer to become lawyers or criminal defense lawyers
What education do you need?
Do you have to typical do 7 years of college to become a criminal defense lawyer or do they have programs also for it
How do you manage everyday to day life?
How do you manage your personal life from being a criminal defense lawyer
When graduating university how difficult is it to find a job and how long does it take to get one?
I'm a 12th-grade senior, who's about to go into Cal Poly, Pomona, and I'm worried about how the work industry is going to be when I finish up with university. I am going to major in criminology, so I am looking into law-enforcement. But I want to know how difficult it is to get a job in this...
In which region of the US is a graduate in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging technology paid the best? ?
does it also have a good environment? What about rent? I'm Hispanic, is there diversity background? Are the people there friendly? Do you guys recommend it
What is the difference between Engineering and Computer Engineering?
I would like to do Electrical Engineering, but working with computer it also a good major I would like to pursue. So, is there really any difference between Engineering and Computer Engineering? Do I need different degrees, or do I need to focus on a certain subject?
What degree should you get while trying to major in Electrical Engineering?
How many years of college or what degrees do I need to get for Electrical Engineering, so I could have the best chance of getting into Electrical Engineering?
What is the best ways to stay focused on school towards a masters degree while working a full time job?
I am currently a undergraduate music student at a community college and am going to transfer to a University next semester. Upon completing my coursework and receiving my bachelors degree, I plan to teach music at a high school while I work towards a masters degree and ultimately become a...
What can be done to prepare myself for this career further: classes I should take, internships or volunteer work, etc How can I tell if neuropsychology is the right career path for me? Why do neuropsychologists need to understand both the brain and the way people behave?
I'm a high school junior looking for possible career options, and during my research, I came across neuropsychology, and I found it to be really interesting since it has to do with psychology, the brain, and helping people. I want to learn more about the career and see what can be done to help...
what do cna, specifically elderly caretakers do on a daily shift ?
I want to take this career path into consideration.
How difficult is it to get into architecture?
I am starting to get into architectural and I like this type of job, but I need to know if it's as hard as it sounds, or if you need any type of connections.
What are the working conditions? What are some requirements to become an Oil Rig worker? What are some common positions?
How do you get hired?
Do you mostly rehearse with musicians, compose alone, or work with technology/software?
This question applies to Music Directors & Composers.
Whats a day In your life look like do you have free time and etc.?
My name is Geovan. I’m in 11th grade and starting to think about my future.
I’m interested in hands-on careers like construction and HVAC, and I’m also considering joining the United States Army or United States Navy.
What skills do employers look for in people who study sociology, and what can I start doing in high school to build those skills?
I’m a high school student interested in studying sociology in college, and I want to make sure I’m developing the right skills early. Are there specific classes, clubs, jobs, or projects you’d recommend I focus on to prepare for sociology-related careers? Any advice from your own experience...
What kinds of problems or questions do you study in your work, and what does your research process look like? How much time do you spend writing reports or papers?
Research includes surveys, interviews, data analysis, and fieldwork. What about clubs, projects, volunteering, and research?
What degrees and training are needed to become a neuropsychologist?
What degrees are typically required (for example, do I need a PhD or PsyD in clinical psychology, or is there a specific neuropsychology program)?
Is being a psychiatrist manageable if you're thinking of starting a family How many hours do they usually work??
I'm thinking of different types of jobs I want to work, but I also wanna know if it's a difficult job to handle.
How much do electrical-engineers make in California yearly?
I'm interested in the pay.
What is the day-to-day life of an oil rig worker?
What is the salary of an Oil Rig worker.
While working as a Petroleum Engineer, does the fluctuation in the market value of gas and crude oil affect your pay?
As the market changes every day, does it accumulate to a certain point where you get paid less or more based on the market?
What classes do I need to take in high school to prepare to become a Political Scientist?
I'm in 11th grade, and I have taken Honors Chemistry. I'm planning on taking AP Statistics and AP Environmental Science.
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