Hartland, CT Questions - Page 2

Olivia Apr 26 74 views

What are the most rewarding and challenging parts of being a therapist for children and families??

I am currently a double major in Psychology and Human Development. I am considering pursuing a path in counseling, but specifically related to children or families and am curious as to the emotional aspects of this career. Also, what is the best educational path for this career?

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1 answer Active Apr 28 Relevant to you?

Watertown, Connecticut

Katelyn Apr 24 415 views

What was your most difficult challenge that you didn't expect to experience when becoming a surgeon, and how did you face it?#Spring26

As a prospective neonatal surgeon, I am looking to prepare for possible blocks in the long road of college, residency, and fellowships, that may drain my passion in the healthcare field. I'm interested in learning how professionals faced those challenges to sustain their passion in their field!

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1 answer Active Jun 05 Relevant to you?

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Nicolas Apr 20 283 views

Does life actually get easier right after you get your degree, or do we have to keep on achieving a higher education for life to get easier (From a physics major)?

I am trying to get a degree on physics with a concentration in engineering and trying to add a minor on mathematics. I am heading to my junior year of college.

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4 answers Active Apr 22 Relevant to you?

Newington, Connecticut

Genevieve Apr 18 74 views

Can I teach a subject that I minor in at the college level, or do I have to major in that subject?

I'm going into college next year, and I want to major in history and minor in related subjects (philosophy, women & gender studies). I plan on becoming a history professor. Can I teach related classes like philosophy once I finish my degree and get a teaching certificate, or would I have to...

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1 answer Active Apr 19 Relevant to you?

Naugatuck, Connecticut

Celeste Apr 13 267 views

I am interested in being a nurse. I work best in an environment with structure, independence, and in person work. Is this a good fit for me ?

Environment

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3 answers Active Apr 15 Relevant to you?

Dalton, Massachusetts

emma Apr 13 329 views

I really value architecture, creativity, design and traveling. What Future job opportunities fall within these values ?

I would also love to end up being well off with money when I'm older.

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4 answers Active Apr 25 Relevant to you?

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

ella Apr 13 421 views

I work best in an environment with independence, relaxed pace, and time flexibility. What are some jobs that might be the right fit for me?

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3 answers Active Apr 13 Relevant to you?

Dalton, Massachusetts

Troy Apr 13 109 views

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

Electrician

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1 answer Active Apr 17 Relevant to you?

Dalton, Massachusetts

Jaeda Apr 13 481 views

How can I choose the right job or college to catered towards what I want to do for my career to be an Author?

I am 19, I graduated high-school last year. I was class of 2025 in June. My original plan was to attend college like everyone and my parents wanted. I did online but things got hectic for me so I left. I've never had a job. I know that writing is my passion. I would love to become an Author one...

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4 answers Active Apr 15 Relevant to you?

Springfield, Massachusetts

Harry Apr 12 792 views

How much harder are STEM Courses in college compared to Business courses in College?

I've always heard from friends who are in engineering or computer science that they have such a heavy workload, and when I compare it to my accounting classes, it almost looks similar. Are many STEM courses that heavy compared to business courses?

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7 answers Active Jun 05 Relevant to you?

Southington, Connecticut

Liam Apr 09 189 views

What does a day in the life of a college student studying physical therapy look like? #Spring26

What does a day in the life of a college student studying Physical Therapy look like? What's the school/life balance like? What are the classes like? #Spring26

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