South Dakota, USA

I plan to pursue a degree in social work in college, but I don't know which field of social work I should go into when it comes to jobs. Being an adoption social worker is one of my top choices.

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I am almost 18 years old with a passion for helping others. I haven't fully decided what college to go to because of financial reasons. I know that I want to get a social work degree, probably a masters, but I don't know what career I should pursue after that. Some social work jobs that I for...

I'm not the best student, to say the least, as I've always struggled to learn, but I love to learn and want to have the best possible chance at getting internships or co-ops.

I'm considering a career in supply chain management. What would be the recommended software or skills that I should learn to make my applications for internships look better as I don't take any supply chian classes until sophmore year.

For context I'm a business major concentrating in supply chain management and management information systems at Northeastern University. What credentials would I need? What specific jobs would I be better suited to? Whats the intensity for coding and math? How useful are online certifications?

At the moment I'm working as a web page designer using WordPress for Northeastern University. If I wanted to expand my skills and do the Google UX design certification, how well would that boost my credentials if I wanted to do a UX design job? I'm a business major concentrating in MIS and...

I'm considering going into MIS, so I'm wondering what are all the paths that I can go down. How bad is the math and the rest of the coursework? What are the best companies to work for?

What are the different types of consulting I can get into? I'm looking into the industry and it sounds interesting.

I love animals so so so much and and want to work for their wellbeing. I am thinking about rehabbing wildlife as well as working as an animal control officer. I really struggle with math, science and language. I need help

I know this title is quite general, but once I saw a video saying you shouldn't carry a backpack to a interview but instead a laptop bag or a briefcase. Is that necessary? Does using a laptop bag or a brief case look more professional?

I want to work with animals, because I love them so much. I am thinking about being an animal control officer but would like to learn more about it.

By animal cop I mean someone who has a long truck with cages built in and responds to people calling then saying things like “ my neighbor has left their dog outside for three days without food” or “ theirs some stay dog that need rescuing here “

I wanna be an animal cop

I really want to be a vet tech and I wanna start studying now