Whitehouse, NJ

Hello! I am currently studying Mathematics with a minor in Graphic Design. I have been applying to internships all around, including for Graphic Design! How does one stand out for an internship?

How do you recommend gaining relevant finance experience outside of internships?

I know what I want to be but I am not sure on how to get there.

I’m currently studying accounting, and many of my peers including me are planning to pursue the public accounting route and study for the CPA. However, I’m also interested in working directly for a corporation or bank, focusing on roles like financial analysis. I’m unsure whether I should...

I am a junior majoring in Accounting (BBA). Recently, I got interested in AI, so I familiarize myself with it by attending a lot of events.

I am currently a junior in college and been actively applying for interships. I feel like I struggle during the interview proccess on answering questions and feeling prepared enough. Also i would like to improve my resume and im not sure what else i can do.

What are the pros and cons of being in a study group Tell me facts about studying in a group.

Hi all, hope you are doing well! I am a forensic psychology student who, at the moment, is struggling to define the exact career path I want to take. However, I do know that I want to either work as a Forensic Psychologist in the court system or in any Behavioral Analysis/Criminal Profiling...

Hi all, hope you are doing well! I am a second year Forensic Psychology student living in New Jersey. Although I hate to admit it, my career goals aren't exactly set, but I know that I want to either work as a Forensic Psychologist in the court system or in any Behavioral Analysis/Criminal...

freshman business major looking for part time job

A common piece of advice given to understand and write code is to read the documentation or library. However, when I try to get started, there's a lot of information to get through and I don't know where to navigate to. Another related question is, is it better to read through the documentation...

I am applying to graduate school later this year, so will be taking a year/year and a half off between undergrad and grad school. In that time, I’d like to do something relevant and helpful for my future goals of being a counselor/therapist.

I'm currently in search of a trade that will give me employment and an income of $70-$100,000 annually so that I can fit in comfortably in the city I've dreamed of moving to, New York City. Career-wise, the reason I've chosen NYC specifically is because, aside from, Los Angeles, it's...

I need help to see what's hard and what's easy. Tips are needed to see what ca keep me going if any disencouragement comes along.

Its 20 questions and can be anonymous if wanted.