Career questions tagged choosing-a-career
Hello, my question is specifically for somebody in the science field. I am currently pursuing a biology degree but I have a lot of interests. So my question is, how did you pick one thing to specialize in ?
I am currently a college freshman, and I cannot decide between a career in Marine Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Marine Conservation, Wildlife Biologist, or something else.
What should I study within Communications?
High school senior looking at college, specifically Communications. For those of y’all that studied/are studying that what specific concentrations did you study within the Communications field and how did it help you? What do you recommend if I have no ideas beyond that incredibly vague area of study?
As a high school freshman with an interest in human anatomy, medicine, and helping people, how do I gain experience/knowledge to narrow down a career choice/college major ?
There are so many options in the medical field so how can I gain experience and/or get more detailed information before applying to college? Is there specific coursework beyond just science and math classes that would be beneficial to me?
What different aspects are important to look at while looking for a career you are passionate about?
I have been struggling to find a good fitting field to go into. Should I look at things like my hobbies or daily life, or should I try something new?
How do I make my career path when I don't know what I want to do for my career?
I am a high school senior who wants to go to college but I'm not sure what I want my career to be yet.
What are some good “backup” career choices for someone who wants a career in either arts or game design?
What are some good “backup” career choices for someone who wants a career in either arts or game design
What should I consider when choosing between college and trade school?
I am a sophomore in high school, and I need to begin thinking about college, trade school, or a career.
How do I get closer to my dream career?
Im a 15 year old freshman in highschool and I wonder on human behavior during situations, I want to be able to explore different careers and I'm ready to decide on something. I want to interview someone with or similar to the career I currently want.
How do you figure out what you want to do?
How does one figure out what they want to do if they have multiple interests/ talents that are not alike in anyway? For example: I love childcare. For most of time i don't care about the money but I also have a good head for math (I am looking into accounting or something of the sort) and I am artistic
How to decide what i'd like to do in terms of college and highschool?
I'm currently in between the four majors I'd like to do, which are architecture, physics, engineering, and astrology. I'm most fond of all and enjoy looking into all of them but I'm at a standstill at what Id like to pursue when I go into highschool. However, I can admit I'm a bit young to think about it, but I think it's beneficial to come into highschool with a particular mindset and a game plan. Also, some tips for highschool would be very appreciated.
How should I decide what major I should take in college if I still haven´t decided on my career path?
I´m interested to know how choosing a major will impact my future, considering I haven´t decided what I´d like to do in my future. I´d appreciate being given context and clarity.
When I become a dermatologist will be helping people feel better about their skin.
#choosing-a-career #dermatologist
Should I choose a minor that is easily utilized if my major is specific to a certain field?
I would like to major in conservation biology or wildlife biology, but it seems like a very difficult field to become employed in, and I was planning on minoring in psychology because I am interested in behavior and thought it would compliment a biology degree. However, would it be better to minor, or double major, in a more career-oriented field? Such as business, marketing, liberal arts, etc. They aren't especially interesting topics for me, but would they serve well as a backup plan? #conservation #wildlife-biology #business #marketing #liberal-arts #choosing-a-major #choosing-major ##choosing-a-minor #choosing-a-career #psychology #majors-and-minors #interests
What is it like to work as a fashion magazine editor or journalist?
I am considering pursuing fashion journalism, but I don't know what the lifestyle of a journalist is. Is it mostly a desk job or would there be more walking around? #fashion #journalism #choosing-a-career
Why does one consider becoming a psychologist/therapist?
For a long time now, I have wanted to be a psychologist because the human mind is extremely interesting but also because I feel like I could make a huge change in someone else's life. I have heard from many that I should consider an occupation that is more financially stable, which has caused a minor conflict of interest. So why do people do this, for money or fulfillment? Or maybe another third variable that I am yet to be made aware of? #psychology #clinical-psychology #choosing-a-career #therapy
Is a college education better than being in the arm forces?
If putting my family in a bind to pay for college for me then my second option will be joining the arm forces.#choosing-a-career
I am interested in Computer Science. However, there are many directions you can go within that major. How should I narrow my major down to be more specific?
Trying to determine best major/minor or combination to give me the most career opportunities and flexibility. #information-technology #computer-science #choosing-a-major #choosing-a-career