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ashton
Student
La Mirada, California
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Layne Buckley
Human Resources
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Salinas, California
Updated
Layne’s Answer
The most important thing is that you should not feel LIMITED by having to choose the career that you will do for the rest of your life. The most important thing is that you learn thinking, collaboration and other skills that you could apply to any career you choose. You should also feel comfortable knowing that you may change your career later in life. Whatever you do, apply yourself, study hard, and learn everything you can.
Romir Basu
Tech Consulting
21
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Arlington, Virginia
Updated
Romir’s Answer
Hi Ashton! That's an important question. Honestly, there's numerous ways to go about it but here's the path I personally followed:
1. What interested me in school? When choosing a career, this is something that you'll be doing for 8 hours a day, so a non-negotiable is that your career has to be something that draws you in.
2. What are your aspirations in life? It may not be enough to just do something you enjoy, it also has to be able to lead you to the life that will bring you the most happiness. For example, I love playing video games, I can play for hours on end without hitting any stopping points. But, my goal was to have a lifestyle that could support living in a city, eating food out occasionally, and enjoying my own out of work hobbies. Unfortunately, video games would not fit this criteria for a career path.
3. When combining the ideas of my school interests and life aspirations, I was able to narrow things down to Mathematics and Economics. Both of these were subjects I grasped well, and kept me engaged. Even if it didn't give me as much immediate enjoyment as playing video games, it still brought me some level of satisfaction.
4. Finally, I researched both those fields to understand what my post-college career choices would look like. I liked the fact that both Math and Economics gave me a wide variety of career options after college, so I didn't need to decide early in college exactly what I wanted to do post-graduation. I ended up double majoring in both math and economics, and choosing a career in consulting.
All in all, first figure out what the cross section between your interests and your desired lifestyle are. From there, you can do your research and determine if there is a specific major which would be conducive to your future. I hope this helps!
1. What interested me in school? When choosing a career, this is something that you'll be doing for 8 hours a day, so a non-negotiable is that your career has to be something that draws you in.
2. What are your aspirations in life? It may not be enough to just do something you enjoy, it also has to be able to lead you to the life that will bring you the most happiness. For example, I love playing video games, I can play for hours on end without hitting any stopping points. But, my goal was to have a lifestyle that could support living in a city, eating food out occasionally, and enjoying my own out of work hobbies. Unfortunately, video games would not fit this criteria for a career path.
3. When combining the ideas of my school interests and life aspirations, I was able to narrow things down to Mathematics and Economics. Both of these were subjects I grasped well, and kept me engaged. Even if it didn't give me as much immediate enjoyment as playing video games, it still brought me some level of satisfaction.
4. Finally, I researched both those fields to understand what my post-college career choices would look like. I liked the fact that both Math and Economics gave me a wide variety of career options after college, so I didn't need to decide early in college exactly what I wanted to do post-graduation. I ended up double majoring in both math and economics, and choosing a career in consulting.
All in all, first figure out what the cross section between your interests and your desired lifestyle are. From there, you can do your research and determine if there is a specific major which would be conducive to your future. I hope this helps!
Deborah Ogundepo
Researcher
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Nigeria
Updated
Deborah’s Answer
To choose a good career in college, start by exploring your interests, skills, and values through classes, internships, and extracurricular activities. Next, research potential career paths to understand job market demand, salary potential, and future growth opportunities. Finally, seek guidance from career counselors, professors, and professionals in your field of interest to make an informed decision.
ALFONSO LANDA
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
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Guadalajara
Updated
ALFONSO’s Answer
Hello Ashton! . Very good question! The decision about what you choose will have a huge impact on your professional career and personal development. Look, I believe that the best career you can choose is one related to what you are really passionate about, what makes you feel fulfilled and excited. If you choose what you really want to be as a professional, you will really enjoy your work and you will feel very good about yourself... and that will have a lot of impact on how your career will go... how you will be motivated, you will give your best, and that spreads to others. Unfortunately, there are several students who choose a career just because it is "fashionable" or because it is a "trend" or because their parents asked for it, but if you don't like it, it is very likely that you will not work for long in what you studied. or that it is very difficult for you to do the work because you do not have that interest or motivation. So, decide first by thinking about what you really like and are passionate about, and also project yourself into the future. How would you see yourself as a professional in that career? Where would you see yourself working? Would you have your own company?... Also talk to your parents about your interests and motivations... and fight, fight for what you want despite the obstacles!!! The reward, the fruit of your efforts, is worth it!
Mark Evans
Industrial Arts STEM Teacher
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Crete, Illinois
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Mark’s Answer
Begin your educational journey by focusing on your general education classes during the first two years. You can even consider doing this locally to significantly cut down on costs. By the time you reach your junior year, you'll likely have a clearer idea of what truly fascinates you. At this point, choose a career path that not only aligns with your interests but also offers job opportunities. Remember, the availability of jobs in your chosen field is crucial!
Tatiana Schiavone
Coordinadora de plan de SW foco en Latinoamerica
1
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Updated
Tatiana’s Answer
Hello! how are you? I don't think there are good races and bad races. I invite you to reflect a little in your consultation on what you would call a "good career." Any that you enjoy learning? Any that make you money? I know that we are all worried about the future, and if we are going to survive with our profession, but the world is very changing, and maybe what they tell you or what you read that today you would generate millions of dollars, maybe in the future it will not be So. I recommend some questions that only you can answer and help you decide:
*What would you like to do currently? Or what school subject do you enjoy or find easier?
It often happens that when you are good at something, you do it with passion, sooner or later the money arrives.
*You can take a vocational test with a psychopedagogist or psychologist.
*Ask those close to you, it could be friends/family/school teachers, how they see you in relation to that subject.
*Which ones do you absolutely know you don't like? This is an important point, because they help you discard those that include them. For example, I don't like chemistry, but I love mathematics and everything related to communication.
*Of the subjects you like, what types of jobs today can you see that require them? For example, I like mathematics, and I am financial. I see numbers every day. I recommend that you look for or talk to people who dedicate themselves to this and tell you about their day to day life, what their challenges are.
*Always keep in mind that no matter how much you study a degree and finish it, you will have to continue educating yourself throughout your life. The world changes, and we have to adapt.
*Be curious, always ask. Never assume. We can learn everything if we have the desire to learn. But as long as we like it or have passion, it will be easier to do it, or we will have more patience not to abandon it.
*Try. Try it. Try it. Changing careers or tastes is normal. You grow as a person, you evolve, your tastes change, or perhaps things happen to you in life that make you think differently. Don't feel bad if you decide on a career and then it doesn't convince you.
Luck!!!
*What would you like to do currently? Or what school subject do you enjoy or find easier?
It often happens that when you are good at something, you do it with passion, sooner or later the money arrives.
*You can take a vocational test with a psychopedagogist or psychologist.
*Ask those close to you, it could be friends/family/school teachers, how they see you in relation to that subject.
*Which ones do you absolutely know you don't like? This is an important point, because they help you discard those that include them. For example, I don't like chemistry, but I love mathematics and everything related to communication.
*Of the subjects you like, what types of jobs today can you see that require them? For example, I like mathematics, and I am financial. I see numbers every day. I recommend that you look for or talk to people who dedicate themselves to this and tell you about their day to day life, what their challenges are.
*Always keep in mind that no matter how much you study a degree and finish it, you will have to continue educating yourself throughout your life. The world changes, and we have to adapt.
*Be curious, always ask. Never assume. We can learn everything if we have the desire to learn. But as long as we like it or have passion, it will be easier to do it, or we will have more patience not to abandon it.
*Try. Try it. Try it. Changing careers or tastes is normal. You grow as a person, you evolve, your tastes change, or perhaps things happen to you in life that make you think differently. Don't feel bad if you decide on a career and then it doesn't convince you.
Luck!!!
Celeta Stewart
Project Management
2
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Atlanta, Georgia
Updated
Celeta’s Answer
Think about your passions, envision your future, and reflect on your daily lifestyle. Choose a career that matches this vision. Don't pursue a job solely for its salary. Instead, select a path that will bring you long-term happiness and satisfaction.
Watch YouTube videos of people working within a career you are considering
Reach out to people on LinkedIn who are working in a position you are interested in
Celeta recommends the following next steps:
Mello O'Kelley
Business Operations
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North Olmsted
Updated
Mello’s Answer
This isn't always a easy task, but can be accomplished with due diligence and the right support system. One thing to keep in mind when choosing a career path, it to do something that make you happy and fulfilled. A good place to start is listing out what those things are, and start researching each one. Volunteer for those roles, and network with people in those roles to understand what their day to day looks like. Understanding the challenges and mental impact of those roles can be helpful in deciding if it will be a true fit for you. Sometimes peoples feelings toward their careers change over time, but that is not something anyone can control, and that's fine. Just be sure whatever you decide on, you are passionate about; and remember, you are not married to your career, many people successfully make career pivots all the time! Good luck to you!
Jason J
Software Engineering
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Bradenton, Florida
Updated
Jason’s Answer
Hi Ashton, this is a difficult question to answer and really comes down to your individual interests and passions. The more things you can try out, the more you will learn about what you like and dislike. Although everyone wants to make a lot of money, if you are doing something you don't enjoy, you will start to get very upset and dissatisfied. Think about the things you currently enjoy and try to find a path to making that your career. If you like sales or marketing, get a Marketing degree. If you like math or technology, get a Computer Science degree. If you like finance, get an Economics degree.
Good luck Ashton and always be honest with yourself!
Good luck Ashton and always be honest with yourself!
Brittany Washington
Research Analyst
4
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Updated
Brittany’s Answer
Choosing a career path in college can feel daunting, but it's also an exciting opportunity to explore your passions, interests, and skills. Here are some things you could do help as you develop your career path and interests.
Self-Reflection: Reflect on your interests, strengths, and goals. Consider what activities and subjects you excel in, and the impact you want to make.
Research: Explore career options in various industries and roles. Talk to professionals, attend career fairs, and use online resources to gather information.
Consider Lifestyle: Think about future work-life balance, location, salary expectations, and job stability. Ensure your career choice aligns with your long-term aspirations.
Gain Experience: Get hands-on experience through internships, part-time jobs, and volunteering. This helps clarify interests and build skills.
Seek Guidance: Seek advice from counselors, professors, mentors, and professionals in your field for insights and networking opportunities.
Stay Flexible: Be open to exploring different options and adapting to new opportunities along your career journey.
Remember, choosing a career is a process, not a one-time decision. It's okay to feel uncertain or change your mind along the way. Trust yourself, stay curious, and embrace the journey of discovering a career that brings you fulfillment and meaning. You've got this!
Self-Reflection: Reflect on your interests, strengths, and goals. Consider what activities and subjects you excel in, and the impact you want to make.
Research: Explore career options in various industries and roles. Talk to professionals, attend career fairs, and use online resources to gather information.
Consider Lifestyle: Think about future work-life balance, location, salary expectations, and job stability. Ensure your career choice aligns with your long-term aspirations.
Gain Experience: Get hands-on experience through internships, part-time jobs, and volunteering. This helps clarify interests and build skills.
Seek Guidance: Seek advice from counselors, professors, mentors, and professionals in your field for insights and networking opportunities.
Stay Flexible: Be open to exploring different options and adapting to new opportunities along your career journey.
Remember, choosing a career is a process, not a one-time decision. It's okay to feel uncertain or change your mind along the way. Trust yourself, stay curious, and embrace the journey of discovering a career that brings you fulfillment and meaning. You've got this!
Stephanie Wilner
Executive Concierge
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Tampa, Florida
Updated
Stephanie’s Answer
To choose a good career in college:
1. Assess yourself: Understand your interests, skills, and values.
2. Research: Explore different career options and their requirements.
3. Consider your values: Determine what is important to you in a career.
4. Evaluate strengths and weaknesses: Identify your skills and areas for improvement.
5. Seek guidance: Talk to career counselors, professors, or professionals in your desired field.
6. Use college resources: Take advantage of career services and networking opportunities.
7. Consider future trends: Research growing industries and job markets.
8. Gain practical experience: Seek internships or part-time jobs in your field of interest.
Remember, it's okay to change your mind and explore different options. Trust yourself and continue learning and growing.
1. Assess yourself: Understand your interests, skills, and values.
2. Research: Explore different career options and their requirements.
3. Consider your values: Determine what is important to you in a career.
4. Evaluate strengths and weaknesses: Identify your skills and areas for improvement.
5. Seek guidance: Talk to career counselors, professors, or professionals in your desired field.
6. Use college resources: Take advantage of career services and networking opportunities.
7. Consider future trends: Research growing industries and job markets.
8. Gain practical experience: Seek internships or part-time jobs in your field of interest.
Remember, it's okay to change your mind and explore different options. Trust yourself and continue learning and growing.
Dee Canitez
Insurance Broker
3
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Providence, Rhode Island
Updated
Dee’s Answer
You need to start with what you would love to do as a career, then search for job postings / descriptions in that field, reach out to companies or people you know who are in the profession that you are interested in, do this for your top 3-4 professions , understand the hands-on and picture yourself in that role, write pros and cons and plan your path ,make a commitment to reach your goals with baby steps... No matter what you chose to do, there is always growing pains , you need to go thru hell to get to the heaven , if you can accept this ,the sky is the limit. Good Luck!
Ana Anaya
Marketing
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Miami, Florida
Updated
Ana’s Answer
Choosing a good career in college involves exploring your interests, strengths, and values. Start by reflecting on subjects or activities that excite you and consider how they align with potential career paths. Research various industries and job roles to understand their requirements and opportunities. Additionally, seek advice from professionals, mentors, and career services at your college to gain insights and guidance.
The most useful way I have found to determine if a career is of interest to you is to search for internships, part-time jobs, and volunteer experiences can provide valuable hands-on exposure to different fields, helping you make an informed decision about your future career.
The most useful way I have found to determine if a career is of interest to you is to search for internships, part-time jobs, and volunteer experiences can provide valuable hands-on exposure to different fields, helping you make an informed decision about your future career.
Sarimar Avellanet
Executive Assistant
4
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Davenport, Florida
Updated
Sarimar’s Answer
College is a period of exploration and discovery. It's normal for your interests to evolve and change. While it's beneficial to have a plan as you enter college, it provides structure and direction, be open to the possibility that your passions may shift as you explore different subjects and career paths. Remember to be kind to yourself, as transitioning into adulthood can be overwhelming. Seek guidance and learn from the experiences of others. Embrace your unique self and don't be afraid to explore. Personality tests can be useful tools to help you understand your tendencies and interests, especially if you're unsure of your focus. Most importantly, make the most of your college years. Create memories that will shape your identity and bring you joy in the future.
Donice Cully
Manager, Talent Acquisition and Operations
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Atlanta, Georgia
Updated
Donice’s Answer
I'm glad you're pondering this crucial question. In my opinion, the best approach to selecting a career involves deep reflection on your passions. Once you identify your interests, look into the earning potential and the requirements for achieving and sustaining success in that field. Opting for a career solely for monetary gain is rarely advisable, but look more to transferable skills and careers that you can potentially transition out of if you decide later you want to do something else. But in general, choose something that ignites your enthusiasm, drive, and curiosity.
Eric Boonto
Aircraft mechanic
1
Answer
Everett, Washington
Updated
Eric’s Answer
Seriously, choose something you enjoy or are fascinated with because that will pave the way for the path you choose for life. I’ve been in aerospace my whole career because my dad wanted it, not me. Sure, I’m making a good living but I’ll be honest and say that I’m not happy in this field. I regret it and wish I went a different route. Another tip is to find something you’re good at and it can be something you never thought about like talking with people and communicating.
Gina Cabrera
EC
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Hernando, Florida
Updated
Gina’s Answer
Choosing a good career in college can be a significant decision that requires careful consideration. Here are some steps to help you make an informed choice:
1. Self-reflection: Start by understanding your interests, values, strengths, and skills. Reflect on what you enjoy doing, what motivates you, and what you excel at. Consider your long-term goals and aspirations.
2. Research: Explore different career options that align with your interests and strengths. Look into various industries, job roles, and potential career paths. Use online resources, career websites, and informational interviews to gather information about different professions.
3. Seek guidance: Seek guidance from career counselors, mentors, professors, or professionals in fields you are interested in. They can provide valuable insights, advice, and help you understand the realities of different careers.
4. Gain experience: Gain practical experience through internships, part-time jobs, or volunteering. This can give you a taste of different industries and help you understand if a particular career is a good fit for you.
5. Consider your lifestyle and values: Think about the lifestyle you desire and how it aligns with different careers. Consider factors such as work-life balance, salary expectations, job security, and personal values.
6. Evaluate the job market: Research the job market trends and demand for different careers. Consider the growth potential, salary prospects, and job availability in the field you are considering.
7. Explore educational requirements: Understand the educational requirements for the careers you are interested in. Determine if you need to pursue further education, certifications, or specialized training to enter your desired field.
8. Make a decision: After gathering all the necessary information, weigh the pros and cons of each career option. Consider your personal preferences, long-term goals, and the information you have gathered. Ultimately, choose a career that aligns with your interests, values, and offers opportunities for growth and fulfillment.
Remember, career choices are not set in stone, and it's common for people to change careers throughout their lives. It's important to be open to new opportunities and continue learning and growing professionally.
1. Self-reflection: Start by understanding your interests, values, strengths, and skills. Reflect on what you enjoy doing, what motivates you, and what you excel at. Consider your long-term goals and aspirations.
2. Research: Explore different career options that align with your interests and strengths. Look into various industries, job roles, and potential career paths. Use online resources, career websites, and informational interviews to gather information about different professions.
3. Seek guidance: Seek guidance from career counselors, mentors, professors, or professionals in fields you are interested in. They can provide valuable insights, advice, and help you understand the realities of different careers.
4. Gain experience: Gain practical experience through internships, part-time jobs, or volunteering. This can give you a taste of different industries and help you understand if a particular career is a good fit for you.
5. Consider your lifestyle and values: Think about the lifestyle you desire and how it aligns with different careers. Consider factors such as work-life balance, salary expectations, job security, and personal values.
6. Evaluate the job market: Research the job market trends and demand for different careers. Consider the growth potential, salary prospects, and job availability in the field you are considering.
7. Explore educational requirements: Understand the educational requirements for the careers you are interested in. Determine if you need to pursue further education, certifications, or specialized training to enter your desired field.
8. Make a decision: After gathering all the necessary information, weigh the pros and cons of each career option. Consider your personal preferences, long-term goals, and the information you have gathered. Ultimately, choose a career that aligns with your interests, values, and offers opportunities for growth and fulfillment.
Remember, career choices are not set in stone, and it's common for people to change careers throughout their lives. It's important to be open to new opportunities and continue learning and growing professionally.
James Constantine Frangos
Consultant Dietitian & Software Developer since 1972 => Nutrition Education => Health & Longevity.
4032
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Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Updated
James Constantine’s Answer
Hello Ashton,
How to Choose a Good Career in College
Choosing a career path is a significant decision that can shape your future. Here are some steps to help you choose a good career while in college:
1. Self-Assessment: Start by assessing your interests, values, skills, and personality traits. Understanding yourself better can help you identify potential career paths that align with who you are.
2. Research Careers: Explore different career options that match your interests and skills. Research job descriptions, required qualifications, growth prospects, and salary expectations for various professions.
3. Seek Guidance: Utilize the resources available at your college, such as career counseling services or advisors. They can provide valuable insights, guidance, and information about different career paths.
4. Gain Experience: Consider internships, part-time jobs, or volunteer opportunities in fields that interest you. Practical experience can help you confirm your career choice or explore new possibilities.
5. Networking: Build professional relationships with professors, alumni, professionals in your field of interest, and attend networking events. Networking can open doors to potential job opportunities and provide valuable insights into different industries.
6. Set Goals: Establish short-term and long-term career goals based on your interests and aspirations. Having clear goals can help you stay focused and motivated throughout your academic journey.
7. Stay Flexible: Keep an open mind and be willing to adapt to changes in the job market or new opportunities that may arise. Flexibility is essential in navigating the ever-evolving world of work.
8. Continued Learning: Lifelong learning is crucial for staying competitive in today’s job market. Consider pursuing further education, certifications, or skills development to enhance your career prospects.
9. Evaluate Your Decision: Periodically reassess your career choice to ensure it still aligns with your goals and interests. It’s okay to pivot or make adjustments along the way based on new information or experiences.
By following these steps and taking an active role in exploring different career options, you can make an informed decision about choosing a good career while in college.
Top 3 Authoritative Sources Used:
Harvard Business Review: The Harvard Business Review provides insightful articles and research on various aspects of career development, including tips on choosing a suitable career path.
The Balance Careers: The Balance Careers offers practical advice and resources for individuals seeking guidance on career choices, development, and advancement.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS): The BLS is a reliable source for occupational data, employment projections, salary information, and educational requirements for different careers in the United States.
GOD BLESS YOU!
JC.
How to Choose a Good Career in College
Choosing a career path is a significant decision that can shape your future. Here are some steps to help you choose a good career while in college:
1. Self-Assessment: Start by assessing your interests, values, skills, and personality traits. Understanding yourself better can help you identify potential career paths that align with who you are.
2. Research Careers: Explore different career options that match your interests and skills. Research job descriptions, required qualifications, growth prospects, and salary expectations for various professions.
3. Seek Guidance: Utilize the resources available at your college, such as career counseling services or advisors. They can provide valuable insights, guidance, and information about different career paths.
4. Gain Experience: Consider internships, part-time jobs, or volunteer opportunities in fields that interest you. Practical experience can help you confirm your career choice or explore new possibilities.
5. Networking: Build professional relationships with professors, alumni, professionals in your field of interest, and attend networking events. Networking can open doors to potential job opportunities and provide valuable insights into different industries.
6. Set Goals: Establish short-term and long-term career goals based on your interests and aspirations. Having clear goals can help you stay focused and motivated throughout your academic journey.
7. Stay Flexible: Keep an open mind and be willing to adapt to changes in the job market or new opportunities that may arise. Flexibility is essential in navigating the ever-evolving world of work.
8. Continued Learning: Lifelong learning is crucial for staying competitive in today’s job market. Consider pursuing further education, certifications, or skills development to enhance your career prospects.
9. Evaluate Your Decision: Periodically reassess your career choice to ensure it still aligns with your goals and interests. It’s okay to pivot or make adjustments along the way based on new information or experiences.
By following these steps and taking an active role in exploring different career options, you can make an informed decision about choosing a good career while in college.
Top 3 Authoritative Sources Used:
Harvard Business Review: The Harvard Business Review provides insightful articles and research on various aspects of career development, including tips on choosing a suitable career path.
The Balance Careers: The Balance Careers offers practical advice and resources for individuals seeking guidance on career choices, development, and advancement.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS): The BLS is a reliable source for occupational data, employment projections, salary information, and educational requirements for different careers in the United States.
GOD BLESS YOU!
JC.
Tooba Durrani
Marketing
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London, England, United Kingdom
Updated
Tooba’s Answer
Hi Ashton! Thankyou for raising this question as it will help many people on this platform.
My suggestion would be to identify your areas of interests, further research on related careers and the future scope for these fields. Some of the indicators that can help you identify your areas of interest would be by asking yourself (i) what do you enjoy studying the most, (ii) subjects that you like to explore and spend more time on, (iii) which fields would you want to add your value in. Once you shortlist these, you can then review your options for college subjects and the best available college options for these fields. One thing that helped me choose my major was to research and think on how the day-to-day for this professions would look like and if it would excite me to spend most of my career focusing on this field.
I hope the suggestion is helpful, good luck!
My suggestion would be to identify your areas of interests, further research on related careers and the future scope for these fields. Some of the indicators that can help you identify your areas of interest would be by asking yourself (i) what do you enjoy studying the most, (ii) subjects that you like to explore and spend more time on, (iii) which fields would you want to add your value in. Once you shortlist these, you can then review your options for college subjects and the best available college options for these fields. One thing that helped me choose my major was to research and think on how the day-to-day for this professions would look like and if it would excite me to spend most of my career focusing on this field.
I hope the suggestion is helpful, good luck!
Jasanpreet Kaur Bhatia
|| Startup Enthusiastic || Advisor || Knowledge Sharer || Writer
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Updated
Jasanpreet Kaur’s Answer
Hi Ashton,
Excellent question!
Choosing a good career in college involves exploring your interests, skills, values, and goals. Take advantage of career assessments, internships, informational interviews, and campus resources such as career centers to gain insights into various career options. Consider factors like job prospects, work-life balance, and personal fulfillment to make an informed decision. Additionally, seek guidance from mentors, professors, and professionals in fields of interest to help you navigate your career path effectively.
I hope it helps’
All the best!
Excellent question!
Choosing a good career in college involves exploring your interests, skills, values, and goals. Take advantage of career assessments, internships, informational interviews, and campus resources such as career centers to gain insights into various career options. Consider factors like job prospects, work-life balance, and personal fulfillment to make an informed decision. Additionally, seek guidance from mentors, professors, and professionals in fields of interest to help you navigate your career path effectively.
I hope it helps’
All the best!