Saint Peter, Minnesota

I'm a soon-to-be transfer student concerned with the financial drain of college and the low-pay field I'm walking into.

I am currently a college freshman at Gustavus Adolphus and I hope to some day be in the field researching or in a classroom teaching on the collegiate level in biology or ecology. However, I worry about how the job market will look for those positions in ~6 years.

Guidance snd details for after graduation success

For additional information, I am attending Winona State University!

I am currently a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas and have decided to major in Operations and Supply Chain Management and minor in Data Analytics. Knowing the courses and skillsets developed from these two in combination, what are some realistic careers and jobs that I can land with this?

I would guess some place like a library but are there any other good places?

I, as a procrastinator, tend to struggle with these formats of classes. Online and hybrid classes that are mostly online are difficult for me to stay on track for. I just need some tips and other advice on how to stay ahead. Thanks, for your feedback.
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Hello! I am 37-year-old single mother to 3 teens. One is enlisted in the Navy and the other 2 are home (will be having a family plan in place for bootcamp and deployments). I have an Associate's Paralegal degree and am working in criminal defense. I am looking into changing my career into...

I would like to be in the agricultural industry, I enjoy the thought of engineering but I do not know much about agricultural engineering specifically.

I am in the 11th grade and I am looking for the appropriate field for me, so I have found that I have interest in architecture, but I don't want to close my eyes about the real life of the architects, so can you help me in that please ?

I am eager to learn about architecture in College and hope that I will be able to practice it some day. I have taken an online Yale class on Roman Architecture and done other research about the job including meeting with an architect. I would like to know what are some of the best things that I...

I am a junior in high school and architecture has captured my attention; I enjoy art, collaboration and math/physics. After doing some research and meeting with architects near me in Minnesota, I have realized the importance of a strong communication ability. I would like to know tips about...

I’m interested in the business and psychology field. I’m double majoring is Human Resource management and psychology and I want to become and industrial organizational psychologist #business #psychology #industrial-organizational

#college-bound

#theatre #major #college

How do I make myself stand out amongst other med school applicants? #doctor #premed #medicine #medical-school

How does one narrow down their career paths in the medical field when they aren't completely sure of their interests? #medicine #career

I know I want to be in the medical field, but I can't decide which exact job I want to pursue. I thought about being a nurse, but I am shy and have anxiety; I don't think a job where I interact with lots of people all day is the best job for me. My mom suggested a lab tech, but I am not so sure...

I love to travel and I want to find a career that involves it.#travel #traveling #business-travel

I am trying to afford college next year and I need some advice. #scholarships #scholarship #financialaid

I am trying to decide which career and college to go to and I would like some advice. #career-counseling #career-choice #career-path #career #careers

Myself, personally have never done taxes and I am trying to figure them out before heading off to college next year. #taxes #income-taxes #taxesforlife

I want to hop into the #psychology field, but it's competitive, and not a high demand job. So many people want to do it, and I have possible backups #research but I don;t know what fields to enter into if I do do it

This is what I aspire to do when I'm older, and I was wondering in case one had to minor in psychology #psychology #nursing #psychiatry

I've been getting set up to go college this spring (choosing dorms, FAFSA, etc.), but I still retain some concerns about life on campus. Specifically, I'm interested in what the consensus is regarding the ability of someone like myself, who has always had problems being social, to make friends...

I will be entering college this spring, and like many people I am currently undecided as to what I want to major in. I know that this is not unusual, but what I do not know is at what point it is best to make the decision. At what times did others choose their majors? How did it work out?...