Career questions tagged college
What are some ways that have helped you while working at home?
I have had multiple work-from-home internships, and it just didn't sit right with me. I want to work onsite where I can see the people, body language, and all that. Even though working from home provided comfort without the commuting, dressing up, and the hassle of getting on time. I just can't help working soon in a remote setting. For those working at home, how do you survive it?
What did you study after high school, and how did it help you become an entrepreneur?
Suppose I am a junior in high school right now and want to become an entrepreneur. What major do you think would suit me best?
How do you avoid feeling stuck when your career doesn't go in a straight line What mindset helped you navigate your career most effectively? How do you motivate yourself??
Hi, my name is Daria. I am a senior studying information sciences, and I want to break into UX design.
What is the benefit of doing an MFA for grad school?
I'm currently at the tail end of my Bach in English. I'm set to graduate this Winter term. I have an AFA in Writing which felt like a lot more "fun" writing time than the English degree I'm currently in. I'm looking at continuing with an MFA in Writing. I feel like I have lost my creative edge with the English degree. I write more concise and precise now than I do with having wit and voice. I feel like I sound robotic. During the time of the English degree, I have completed a book of poems based on what I think poems are. It is self-published. For the MFA I'm wanting to do a CNF novel and learn how to formulate actual poems, because I haven't had an actual instructor teach writing poems because it has all been workshop. The purpose of the degree would be to continue writing more poems and to continue on to writing educational articles, like I have been doing with LinkedIn, and have them related to my current focus of massage, yoga, and nutrition with Ayurveda Sciences. My question: Is it worth the debt to do an MFA? Is it worth the headache? Is it worth taking two years of my life to connect with people online that are in the same program as you to have contacts in this field? Is there anything I am missing that I should be considering?
What high school classes should I take if I want to study business in college?
I’m currently in high school and I’m interested in studying business in college. What classes should I take, extracurricular activities should I do, and skills should I develop to prepare for a business major and become a competitive college applicant.
How to decide which college is the best?
I want to know which college is the best for me but want other people's opinions. I am 16 in 11th grade.
Medical school time?
How can I spend the least amount of time in school but while wanting to become an immunologist
What Do I Need to Know and Do to Become a Successful Graphic Designer?
what classes in college would I need to take? what do they do day to day?
What is your best advice for picking between secondary education or higher education for the level of librarianship you want to take on?
I'm looking between those two levels and need some help for a research paper! As a HS senior it's very important to know for sure what level I want to specialize in before I enter undergraduate education.
What university courses do I need to pursue a Medicine career?
I am a year 10 high school student hoping to pursue a career in medicine. I'm unsure what courses to do, since I have heard differnt courses to study and do not know the difference in the outcome. I am instrested in working clinically and in paediatrics.
Dual enrollment course recommendations?
I want to go to med school and specialize in some sort of surgery but it will take a while. Im doing dual enrollment and im wondering what courses are best for cutting down that time. If I take my prerequisites now will I not have to do them when I go to college?
What was the process of job searching after college like?
I plan on studying Political Science in college; however, I am unsure on what I should minor in. In the future I would love to work with spanish speaking countries, so I thought maybe a spanish minor would be perfect. I am bilingual, but I believe my grammar skills could improve immensely. On the other hand, I've also heard that sociology is another minor that is extremely helpful in understanding how people act the way they do. Lastly, a minor in international- affairs/relations would be beneficial in the way that I do plan on working internationally eventually.
What should college students in history majors remember when completing assignments and opportunities?
When students are struggling in their classes or if there is some advice you wish you'd heard when you were going through studies or jobs.
What classes are recommended when going into a history major/art History minor?
I'm looking into history majors and wanted some advice on what classes I should and should not invest in to stay on track.
When going into the field of history, what is the best thing to do to get yourself started up without losing too much time or money?
I understand that getting into a job or a major can be difficult, so I was just curious as to what you have done or what you wish you'd done back then.
How do I pave a pathway to becoming a Obstetrician? Is it possible for me to get my bachelors in nursing while getting my pre-med requisites? What are the steps to becoming a Obstetrician?
I am a junior in high school who is also planning to graduate high school with a LPN and I want to further my education to become/work as a BSN RN while studying to become a Obstetrician but I don't understand how to become a Obstetrician or the steps to become one. Some tips would really help me.
How do I even start for being a nurse?
I want to be a neonatal nurse but I don't even know where to start, I'm looking at schools with nursing programs but I want to go up north and I know I need an NCLEP but I don't know anything beyond that and I try to research but I don't know what degree I need and other tests I need to pass and I'm worried I'll do something wrong or miss something important. I took ap human geography and I'm currently dual enrolling classes.
What are some careers and helpful next steps I should consider based on my interests in the Air Force/military and nursing I am in the 11th grade and I am beginning to explore my future career.?
At school, I am most interested in art, health, and physical education, while my hobbies include playing video games, solving puzzles, walking, and watching movies. I am interested in the Air Force and military, as well as nursing. What career options combine these interests, and what are some helpful next steps I can take to prepare for my future?
How to become a mortician/embalmer?
I am a senior in high school, graduating spring of 2027. I hope to attend a nearby community college (only one in my state with this degree I can find). I plan to become an embalmer, and have taken Chemistry, Anatomy, Biology, and am currently taking Accounting (for the business side of things). I am unable to take Physcology, but I am taking sociology (for the grief side of things). Is there any other courses or research topics anyone would recommend? I do plan on someday owning, or at least managing a morgue. Also, I have read about interviews to get into the program. What sort of questions should I be prepared to answer? Many thanks!
Guys what do i do after school. i have no idea what. I know that for my job, i don't want to sit in a office all day and that would like to work with my hands.
I'm in the 11th grade, I do track and cheer. I have a 19 on my ACT. I'm pretty open to any job that involves using my hands, like being in the medical field or being a auto mechanic.
My question is what would a day-in-the-life of an electrical engineer consist of Would this job require college/schooling/an apprenticeship as-well??
I'm in 11th grade and I honestly have a rough idea on what I'm interested in pursuing (Electrical Engineering) but I don't know for sure if this is the career for me. I know it requires a lot of brainpower and it is a harder career to pursue. My dad said basically I would be guiding the electricians on the job site and mostly sitting creating designs/etc. not really doing the hard hands-on work that beats up your body. I have good grades and a high GPA, I have a 23 on the ACT (still trying to improve that), and I live in Southern Mississippi on the Gulf Coast. I would like to help people when I get older, preferably directly and indirectly. And I don't really want to sit in a desk ALL day, but I don't mind the occasional couple hours of working while sitting. I don't think I'd want to go into the military. I know that I'm probably gonna need to go to some sort of school after high-school to cover Tri-Care for my medical stuff. I don't know how long I would need to go to school for though.
How do I narrow my career/ major choices after high school.?
In G11 and I have no clue what I want to do.
Free course not payable course in Ireland?
I am are looking for the free cookery course or different free course without paying towards it up in Ireland? Can you help me out and give to me hand on it. Be kind if you not mind. Your advice and the help are appreciated. Do you do have and got any suggestion and the advice and the recommendation. Can you do that and make it happen. Please and Thank You. Thank You So Much.
But most of the courses are payable and I am are looking for the free course without paying for it in Ireland?
But most of the courses are payable and I am are looking for the free course without paying for it in Ireland? I am are no longer interested in professional cookery course at level 5 because it is are payable and are not free and there is are no funding for it and I cant afford to pay towards it. I will not apply for this course because off that are that are not going to happen and there is are no way to it and I am are afraid so and unfortunately. The best what I can do for now looking for the free course that are not payable but this course are not going to be cookery course and it is are going to be different course than that one.