Jasper, Tennessee

I am currently a college student that previously studied general computer Science and now concentrating on cybersecurity and I am wondering what I should focus on to improve my skills as an person aspiring for a career in cybersecurity . What are some skills that I should focus on developing in...

Basically, I want advice on how to be better prepared than my peers for college. Should I start doing computer science projects during the summer or computer languages that I should learn beforehand? Thanks!

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I like english literature and art and decided to major in english. However, there's not many career paths that interest me. How do I find the right one?

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I am a 5th generation construction worker wanting to extend my knowledge and climb corporate ladders. I am currently a Business Development Manager for a company that is opening doors for their second location. I have been able to make it this far up the ladder without a degree but would like...

I have a lot of financial aid and scholarships already but it still doesn’t cover all of my tuition and I’m having trouble working to pay the rest. What would be best to apply to cover my tuition gap, anything helps.

Which career would be the best for a public school teacher to transition to - technical writing or corporate training? I am about to retrain for one of these paths. I specifically need to know which one is easier to break into and also which one is most stable in light of AI becoming so...

What is the best approach to obtaining a position within a college research program, co-op program, internship, or anything of the like? I hope to apply and obtain a position in some area similar to these and would like to know more about how to go about obtaining one. How should one prepare...

I'll be a freshman this fall and am planning to be a history major. I'm on a gap year right now as part of a language study-abroad program, and am interested in foreign language and linguistics as well.

I am planning on a career in Occupational Therapy and would like to specialize in pediatrics. However, I am concerned about having too narrow a focus.

I’m not sure if I should take more morning or evening classes. I would like to work on campus at my university, and I’m not sure when it’s best to plan my classes so I can still work part time.

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I just want it to be enjoyable. Sports analyzing catches my eye. However, I realize that is a very hard field to get into as a whole but still.

I need to earn money to go on my trip to NYC. But I don't know how. I don't get many babysitting jobs, and I am not old enough for most jobs. What should I do?

"What are my options? " I would like to understand more about working with computers and coding? What would be the best options as I come out of high School? I have a full scholarship to go to Lee University but I'm thinking of taking classes from home and wonder would or where to get a good...

Is it hard to get your BSN? Should I push myself harder to get that degree or look towards something else? im also interested in housing, but more of being as travel nurse.

I wanna be a politician when I grow up I wanna make a change starting now but I'm a sophomore and have no clue when to start

also winter break is coming up and I currently don't have a way of making any extra money before the next semester. btw I'm a sophomore. I'm studying AS graphic design. I quit my 9-5 job of 10 years to go back to school to get a degree for a career change and struggling. I'm happy that we...

I am seeking advice to better determine my next dream job! My first dream job veered off in a different career field, but nonetheless, I’m licensed and happy with my accomplishments. Still, I wonder if I can possibly get a few people to share how they experience being an Audiobook Narrator and...

I'm interested in both internships and entry level positions. Remote opportunities are preferred, but I am open to in-person depending on location and compensation.

I have a lot of different interest and I'm having a hard time figure what route I'd like to go. Do I focus more on what I enjoy or more on what would make me more financially stable in today's world.

Career is Software Engineer.

I am worrying about being away from my parents

I am going to play softball in college next year and am worried about juggling all of this at once

Senior in high school struggling with what to major in

I need to know if chemistry will be something I can pass and begin to understand better for a job.

How do you work two jobs and not stay tired also how do you manage working two jobs and going to school? What is a second good job to work that pays every week?

What type of training?

How and who do I practice with?

What do I get paid?

Athletics?

How do I follow a career involving art, yet still pays well? All of the occupations considering art that I have found have a low pay-grade. I want to be able to do art for my job, but I also don't want to have to worry about a low income. Are there any art-related jobs that pay well?

What is their yearly salary?

What is their daily work life like?

what type of people do they work with every day?