Career questions tagged career
What should I do to help with my double major, finance and computer science? How do I get involved in school currently to help my chances when I’m in college?
What should I do to help with my double major, finance and computer science? How do I get involved in school currently to help my chances when I’m in college?
What advice do you have for a studt schedule for someone who is looking to go into dental school?
I'm currently a senior in high school and want to know some good tips on how to make the transition for studying in high school to studying in my undergraduate years at college with a career goal in mind. Thank you!
What is the best Colleg Advice?
What are some key factors students should consider when choosing a college, and how can they ensure they make an informed decision that aligns with their academic, personal, and career goals?
I am an incoming junior in high school. I love working with kids but also want to see if I have an interest for the medical field. I also want to have a good work life balance. What can I do to help achieve this as a career path?
I 16 and an incoming junior in high school
how to succeed in college?
upcoming freshman in college. How do I get straight A's?
What are tips for starting in IT Help Desk?
Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. Most people that want to enter IT start working at a help desk. Before working in help desk, I think it's important to get some advice and pro-tips. What should someone know before starting at IT Help Desk?
What are some tips for the Comp TIA A+?
Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. One piece of advice given to start in IT near end of college is to get the A+ cert, a.k.a the CompTIA A+ certification. What are some tips to know for the A+? What are common easy areas while practicing for the exams? On the flip side: What are common challenges of practicing for the exams?
What's the best HBCU for going into business management?
What's the best major to start with this for? What can I expect to have to do to become successful?
Should I do consulting?
I'm an Industrial Engineering major and thinking about going into consulting, but im worried I'd be missing out on something if I don't take a more technical role. Am I limiting my career options by moving directly into consulting and not starting in a technical role first?
How to get into a career in F1?
I'm interested in working something related to Formula 1, not really engineering or as a driver. Probably more Business side of things.
What's the best way to get a collage scholarship?
I want to be able to get an academic one.
I’m an English Language Learner; how can that work to my benefit?
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How do I break into the tech industry?
I am a college student looking to enter the tech industry.
What should I do to get a job in healthcare as a college student?
Recruitment tips, extracurriculars, etc.
What pathways, scholarships, schools, and careers do you recommend for a student interested in helping others in either a medical or psychological way?
I am a 9th grader and a part of the medicare pathway at the Career Elevation and Technology Center. I love helping people and don't want to be around a computer the whole day. I have thought about being a pediatrician, as I love little kids, as well as a psychologist. However, I would love to know other pathways available to me
How do I get a job in management consulting, specifically PwC?
Recruitment information, extracurriculars, etc.
How to know what career path you want to take?
How to start your career? What to do once you know what career you want? How to make a plan for the career you want??????
How do I know what carreer best matches me?
I like helping people and making them feel better. I also like animals and what to become a vet. But I also want to design houses for companies. I want a job that I like doing but that will also pay well.
What Are Effective Strategies for Self-Discipline?
I'm a college junior, studying cybersecurity; with an emphasis on network security. My dream job is to become a network security professional for Cisco and manage Cisco devices; this is the roadmap and the career goal I have set for myself. However, the more I reflect on my current situation, I find myself having a hard time being present and procrastinating over what needs to be done. For example, my biggest goal of the year is to earn the CCNA certification; a highly respected and recognized accolade in the networking industry, earned by many network administrators, who want to work for Cisco. It's a certification I've been interested in for some time now, but I'm finding myself lacking the motivation and get self-doubt in my ability to study; I find myself getting more distracted with less intimidating goals like Hats & Ladders or making this post. What are some effective ways, backed by science to discipline my mind and achieve these accolades?