Hearne, Texas
How can I be sure I will get a job in the Wildlife and Fisheries career path when the job outlook is quite small?
Majority of the scientist jobs in the Wildlife and Fisheries pathway and Parks and Recreation are taken and not well funded to expand. Should I be worried about getting a job with these majors? #parkranger #outdoors #zoology #wildlife #fishery #outdoor-recreation
Once settled into a job for multiple years what is the best way to ask for a raise if one has not already been given to you?
Just curious for further down the road #money #college-jobs
What classes are the best to take at Texas A&M or at my high school if I want to become a dermatologist?
I'm interested in becoming a Dermatologist, but i'm not really sure where to start! #dermatologist #high-school-classes
What are some of the best and worst things that you experience as a physical therapist?
I'm not sure how intense a job as a physical therapist is and would love to get some first hand accounts to help me figure out if this could be the right career for me! #physical-therapy #physical-therapist #qualifications
Talk about when you did/did not recieve a scholarship?
As a college freshman, I have been applying for scholarships online in hopes that it will help reduce the amount that my parent and I have to cover, but I am honestly not sure how effective applying is. Applying to scholarships is easy, but what about winning them? Everyone always says to apply...
What are healthy habits to develop in order to prevent myself from becoming "burned out" in college?
I am extremely invested in my education and I am very passionate about academics as a whole. However, I am scared that I will put too much energy into my success during my freshman year and, consequently, not apply myself to my fullest potential throughout the rest of my undergraduate years....
As an engineering student, is it more harmful than beneficial to look for jobs or internships outside of your specific field of engineering?
I am a Biomedical Engineering student, and my degree includes many Mechanical, Electrical, and Chemical Engineering practices. It sometimes becomes difficult to find Biomedical Engineering jobs specifically, so I am considering working in other areas of engineering to simply gain experience...
If I want to design games, is experience in that field more important than a college degree.
#College,#Exerience,#Video Game Developement
Is it safe to become a teacher?
Becoming a #teacher is an option for me and I would like to explore all aspects of the career that I can before heading off to #college
Where should I go after college to start my wildland firefighting career?
#July2020 #wildland #career #firefighting #college
How did you find your passion/major?
Many students, like myself, go to college and wonder "is this really the right major for me?". One terrible fact is (if you are already in college) the longer you take to find what you actually want to major in, the more it costs to change it. So I would like to know, how did you find what...
What is the most difficult part of working in education? How did you over come it? Why would you consider it most difficult ??
What is the most difficult part of working in education? How did you over come it? Why would you consider it most difficult ?
I love to design games, but what should i major in? Computer science or Graphic design, or both?
#Graphics design, # Game Coding
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