Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

#engineer #sales #marketing #techmarketing

how did you choose what you wanted to be when you selected your major for college? for instance i want to be a sports agents but im not sure what major in college i should choose to become one.

#internship #technology #computer-science #job #programming #tech #data-science #machine-learning #AI

What can I learn or have advice from Telecommunications?

I want to open a bakery. #chef #pasty

I'm thinking of majoring in psychology when I get into college. But, I don't know what jobs I could get with a psychology degree other than a psychiatrist. What jobs can I get with a psychology degree, maybe jobs involving more criminal psychology?

I am 17 years old and I have plenty of opportunities. I have an internship with an animal hospital and I am financially stable. For some reason I cannot figure out what I want to do or create any goals for myself and this has become a problem. It’s slowing me down in school work because I see...

I’m currently a student enrolled in college and I’m looking to switch my major to risk management, and I’m not really sure which track I should do. I’m also looking into an accounting minor, but I’m not entirely sure how much that will help me. #college-major #colleges #risk #accounting

What sparked your interest in your specific field?

#undecided #major #job #career #work #college-major #jobs #job-search #careerpath #future

How many dream schools and how many safety schools?

I really like writing and have thought about being a play writer but a lot of my friends and teacher say that it would be a really hard profession.

I'm currently in college majoring in Accounting but I don't have any previous experience with this kind of job. I'm curious about what a day in the life of a certified public accountant looks like. #cpa

I'm a junior Computer Engineer and I'm trying to understand what my options are. I know that there are many, but I'd love to hear what some Software Engineers do. Basically, I'm asking what do you do?
#software-engineer #software #technology

From what I understand Biomedical engineering degrees can become very limiting, especially when there are fewer jobs available in the biomedical industry and landscape. So, would it be smarter to start of a little more broad with a traditional engineering degree (i.e. mechanical, electrical,...