Minoa, New York

I have heard a lot from both sides. A lot of people say that you don’t need to start working unless you have a lot of money you need to pay out of pocket and others say you should get a job immediately.

I’ve never been to a real job interview and I’m nervous for them. I just want to be fully prepared and ready.

I am also open to other options like audio production or anything that relates to film making. I just want to find a school that's affordable, has great programs, and to easily find a job after college.

I am currently an undergraduate student interested in pursuing a career in finance, particularly in areas like wealth management or real estate. I have some basic knowledge of finance concepts, but I am still building my technical skills and practical experience. This summer, I will be...

I also wanted to know what is it like working as a criminal psychologist and if the work is mentally draining. I am currently a college sophomore going into junior year in the fall. My major as of now is Forensic Psychology and I might minor in criminology or law.

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I am a senior in high school. I attend a program through my school that allows me to do clinical rotations. I am interested in pediatric care, but I don't necessarily like aspects of nursing. I wonder if I should be a biology major or a nursing major, though.

I am always looking to improve on my writing, but I want some advice on how to cater it to something I'm applying for. I'm looking at this from the employer's perspective.

I want to be a dermatologist. I like stuff with skin in beauty, like removing things that should be there,

I’m a student who loves problem-solving, I look outside the box, and analyze small details. I enjoy figuring out how things connect and understanding the “why” behind people’s actions. I’m interested in forensics or crime analysis, but I’m not sure which roles match my strengths the most. I...

For context, I live in a small town with arguably no where to work except for fast food restaurants. I am 17 and I have experience working in a kitchen but i’m afraid i won’t get any hours when I can’t work past 9 and my practices end at 6pm. I also have sport events on Saturdays normally.

I was wondering if any current college students can tell me the most important factors or factors they wish they looked into when picking a college.

What should you do when you're in high school and interested in entering the medical field? Do you have any suggestions on classes I should take in dual enrollment? I am also curious in medical programs, internships, and research? Thank you, any help is greatly appreciated!

I'm majoring in finance next year and I have been looking into careers, especially investment banking, but the difficulty and long hours have made me hesitate on wether it would be a good idea. For anyone that has been able to break into this career and started as an analyst how were you able...

How important is it to get an internship over the summer with a company that you would like to work for in the future? Should I prioritize getting an internship anywhere over getting an internship with a specific company? #Spring25

I would like to open a restaurant in maybe ten years and I would like to know people thoughts.