Pylesville, Maryland

I just recently graduated high school and I've thinking about taking a multidisciplinary career with a combination of different STEM paths (computer science, teaching, health e.g. therapy and psychiatry, environmental science, etc.)

I’ve been struggling to find my first job, and I'm curious to hear about how other people have gotten a job when they had no experience.

#interviews

#tech #computer #programming #engineering #business #information-technology #singlemom #workingmom

Anyone have any advice that could be helpful to getting started?

I don't know if I can ask the perfect question for my particular situation, so I thought maybe I can ask you for the best advie you ever got about your own career. Maybe what helped you can be the perfect advice for me. Please share what your situation was and what the advice was. Thank you and...

I am pursuing bachelor in Computer Science and want to start my career. It seems getting internship almost impossible before graduation.

Are you supposed to create a formal sheet of all your work/ volunteer experiences, extra-curricular, etc and submit alongside your college app.?

I want to be an anesthesiologist but I am a 10th grader. #anesthesiologist

Should I study C++, Java, Python, or HTML5 in college?

I’m trying to decide if digital marketing would be a good fit for me, and public speaking was listed as a necessary skill for this field. Can somebody explain why this is, and what elements of public speaking exist in the field? Are there digital marketing jobs that don’t require public speaking?

Hello, I am going into my freshman year at college as a Computer Science major. The only thing is, I haven't decided exactly what path to go on for a career. How do I pick what career I want, or will it come naturally to me? Freshman in college, Computer Science major, potential physics, math,...

Im a first gen student with no prior experience with GOOD counselors. Im in an externship, clubs, etc but how do i figure out the right major, next steps, etc. How do I go about figuring what I am passionate about, where to find classes that are beneficial to me while fulfilling major...

I struggle with staying on task and getting work done on time, but I want to go to a good college.

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?

Should I look into internships, jobs, classes, certificates? Is there any recommended ways of learning cybersecurity online? What are cybersecurity companies (or anyone hiring for cybersecurity) looking for in applicants?