Pomona, New York

What do you think is the most effective job hunt strategy for a recent bootcamp grad looking to land their first role as a UX designer?

I'm currently a high school IBM co-op, and I have several interests that I hope will shape my future career. I'm really interested in joining the Military National Guard for the Air Force because I want to develop leadership skills and serve my community through service and technical training....

I plan on majoring in psychology but am looking for a career in forensic psychology

I will be attending Purdue University for mechanical engineering starting autumn 2025. I wish to find an internship that will teach me and advance my career whilst also allowing me to prioritize my university classes.

I am not entirely sure that I can fully have a well-thought out method for studying and retaining information in a class.

I'm currently a college Freshman intending to major in Spanish and Math to become both a Spanish and Math teacher. #Spring25

I am planning on majoring in Dietetics and want to be a dietitian one day. I also love playing sports and I am very active. I am very passionate about watching what I eat and staying in the best shape I can.

I am currently a college junior majoring in psychology with a minor in biology. I’m still exploring my career options. I’m looking into forensics to see if being a forensic psychologist is a career option for me. But I’m not one hundred percent sure of what I want to do with these degrees.

I am a senior at Hackensack High school and is been very hard deciding what career to choose. I am looking into Aviation mechanic now, I want to enjoy what I do and also make decent money.

How will I be able to attend class, work and play a sport while trying to pursue a career as a veterinarian?

I'm a senior in high school and I am going to major in interior design, what are jobs other than an interior designer can I choose with that degree? Like theatre set design, or maybe helping with big event layouts?

There are time when you get rejected from job/internship and so on. How do you handle that professionally?

I am planning to major in mechanical engineering and got accepted to a Combined Bachelor's/Master's Degrees. Should I get a master or use that time to get more experience?

I see many people tell me to based my career path on of my skills and interest while other tell me to based it on the financial stability it would provide me. Thank you for any responses. #Spring25

Hi, I'm a high school senior going into finance in the fall. I will be leaving home to attend college and was wondering if there were any tips to ease that transition.