Career questions tagged careerpath
What can a bachelor's in Computer Science do for a pursuing airline pilot? Career Village.
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What was the turning point in your life that made you realize that this was the career you wanted to pursue?
Just a small reflection of your experience!
What should I do in this situation?
I am currently a Junior in high school, and I still don't know what major I want to pursue once I get to college. Right now, I'm not really sure anymore whether I still want to learn photography.
Did your career goal statement change greatly If so, how? If not, what's the next step you'll take to make progress toward your career goals? Do you need any help or do you find anything confusing??
Hi I am a high school student I just very curious about this question, but I need to help about this questions.
: How has setting your career goal made you think differently?
Hi I am a high school student I just very curious about this question, but I need to help about this questions.
How to learn au with machine learning?
I want to work in MNC like Google, meta, Amazon, IBM, BLACK ROCK, microsoft etc I want make expertise in this field and grab opportunity.
What career can i choose if I want to work on my own
I want to have a career where I can choose what I want, but also im not very good at math, so I would really would like a career that can get me somewhere without needing a lot of math involved.
How long does it typically take to completely finish a carpentry trade?
I'm Interested in taking either cement or carpentry as a trade ill stick with to eventually become a successful person
What are some careers that combine creativity and business ?
I would like to know about jobs that mix creativity with business, management, or communication skills
HI, I just got admitted to united international university CSE subject. Although, I am familiar to coding, what should I care about from the start ? and what skill should I develop for my career ?
It's my first year.
Do I need some type of degree to get hired to work with a Wedding Planning company? If so, which degree is most beneficial?
Hi! I am about to graduate from High School and become an intern with a few wedding planning companies, but I need guidance about whether or not I should continue college. I am the kind of person who needs structure but I'm not sure if I want that from college or elsewhere...please help. Thank you so much!
What did you do after graduating from college with your degree/major? Or how did you choose the path after college?
I'm currently a junior who is expected to graduate a semester early. I'm a communications major with an interest in sports/entertainment. My original plan was to do a masters for sports management abroad to get into motorsports. Now, I'm unsure what I really wanna do. I was originally a vocal student before college and thought I would continue with that.
Why Accounting major is in high demand rather than Finance major ?
Why Accounting major is in high demand rather than Finance major?
What parts of becoming an attorney or entering law school are most commonly misunderstood by students before they start and what reality check would you give someone who is seriously considering that path #Spring26?
I am currently majoring in Criminal Justice with minors in Forensic Science and Psychology. I am also on a pre-law track. I am in school to build a strong understanding of crime, the justice system, and human behavior. After completing my degree, I will be attending law school.
Internships?#Spring26What is the best way to get internships within the medical field if you are not trying to become a medical professional, such as a doctor or nurse (hospital operations specifically)?#Spring26
What is the best way to get internships within the medical field if you are not trying to become a medical professional, such as a doctor or nurse (hospital operations specifically)?#Spring26
How do I know I'm ready to actually pursue a job in cybersecurity.
I have a lot of cybersecurity certifications and I am pursuing a degree in cybersecurity and might even get a masters too, but how do I actually know when I am ready for a job and where do I look for something like that.
Can you rely on your college counselors for the majority of your schedule, or is it important to be self-reliant and research specific classes that are crucial to getting your degree ?
I am a high school senior who is committed to going to community college. I watched a lot of videos online where upperclassmen talk about their experiences going to community college and building their resumes and CV's to the point where they could transfer to a University of their liking. However, I don't know if my schedule is something I need to worry a lot about in terms of making sure everything lines up for the University I'm looking to transfer to.
Why is vocational school more expensive than a university?
I am going to Carrington college in Reno Nevada and it is $68,000 and going to UNR would be $38,000
How do I know if majoring in political science will benefit me most I want to become a real estate attorney?
I am a high school student from Ann Arbor, Michigan. I will be attending the University of Michigan and I'm just not certain if what I am studying is the right choice for me.
What should I do if I don't like the career I end up studying, or I don't like the college I go too?
I am the first person in my family to go to college, its made it difficult for me to figure out how to apply to schools, scholarships, etc. I don't wanna make the wrong decision for my future career and be stuck.
Is the Sonography field considered more of a nursing field or more of a science field? ?
When filling out for scholarships or any additional information for medical diagnostic sonography, the field choices are more detailed to nursing, healthcare or science. I am wondering which field it would go more into.
What major should I do if I want to become a Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant? #Spring26
I have been thinking about major in biology but I am still not very certain. Does anyone have any tips on what is a good major for a CAA?
How long did it take you (as a lawyer) to lead your first case after you started at a law firm?
I'm wondering when you or your firm felt that you were confident or experienced enough to take the lead on a case and how long that took to happen.
Do specialized BME degrees make someone more competitive for the medical field, or do employers still prefer the core engineering background of a ChemE?
I’m currently a high school sophomore exploring engineering pathways into the medical field. How does a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering compare to one in biomedical engineering in terms of career opportunities in healthcare or biotech? Additionally, is it more advantageous to specialize in biomedical engineering at the graduate level rather than during undergraduate studies?
How can I gain hands-on experience across multiple areas in aviation maintenance, such as avionics and sheet metal, when workplaces tend to compartmentalize roles?
I currently have a job lined up at a local airport for when I graduate this October with my associate degree and A&P license. While working, I’ll also be continuing toward a bachelor’s degree online. I’ll be entering the field with limited experience—about a year as an assistant mechanic—and I want to explore different specialties and gain as much knowledge as possible before settling into the path that fits me best. The challenge is that my current job is very small, with only a few workers. I’m grateful for the opportunity and enjoy working with my coworkers, but the scope is limited. All of the work is on small fixed-wing aircraft, and they never handle larger repairs or composite type works. I’d like to expand beyond that and gain experience in other areas of aviation maintenance. I understand that it’s difficult to get exposure to everything, especially since many workplaces prioritize efficiency over well-rounded training. Still, I believe that building a broad foundation early on will help me better understand aircraft systems, troubleshoot more effectively, and ultimately choose the specialty that fits me best. Any advice on how to gain that kind of broad experience early in my career would be greatly appreciated!
After college, how do you start looking for careers in a professional field that matches your degree? Is it an easy process?
I'm going into veterinary medicine, and I'm concerned that I will not be able to easily find a job after I graduate from school, and that I will not be able to find a related job between college and veterinary school.
As a health science major, how can I find a career path that is best for me and is the right fit?
I am currently a freshman at the University of New Hampshire and I am majoring in health science. I chose this major because it is very versatile and it will allow me to go to different paths in healthcare. However, I am stuck on what I should focus on and what career path would best align with my views. #Spring2026
How do I choose between a career in hair styling, sports, or becoming a math tutor?
I’m interested in a few different career paths: hair styling, working in sports, and becoming a math tutor. I’m not sure which one would be the best fit for me long-term. I’d like advice on how to compare these options, what skills or education each one requires, and how I can figure out which path suits me best
What matters more? Education or experience?
I am currently a high school senior and plan to go into college to become a physical therapist, this question lingered on my mind if the experience in the field matters more than the education you learn in the classroom. Essentially I am wanting to see if hands-on and physically learning about physical therapy is better than learning from the books.
What is the best approach to getting accepted by employers?
The closer I get to graduating high school, the more nervous I am to get a job. I just want to be able to show employers I want work. Without a job I just get lazier and put my skills to waste. I want to be able to use the skills I gained throughout high school and Tech schools.