Career questions tagged college
What community colleges have the most students? How do people enroll in colleges without support?Why do some people not go to college?
The career I'm interested is business or being a lawyer.
How does free money work from grants or scholarships?
At the end of college do you have to pay it back? is it safe ?
What specific steps can I take to land a competitive finance internship?
Hi CareerVillage community, I’m a senior finance major at Baruch College, and I’m working hard to land my dream internship in the finance industry—specifically in areas like financial planning, investment management, or corporate banking. As an immigrant and first-generation college student, I’ve been juggling full-time school, a full-time job, and supporting my family financially. While I’ve gained valuable experience in customer service and sales, and learned a lot about business through hands-on roles, I sometimes feel overlooked when applying for internships that require direct finance experience. I’m very eager to learn and grow in this field, but I’m not always sure how to make my background stand out to recruiters. I’d really appreciate any insight or advice from professionals who’ve been in the industry or from students who’ve been in a similar situation. Thank you so much!
I am a second grade medical school. I got high marks at the first grade. When the 2nd year started i just felt i am not in this field. But I am good at math, analyzing, numbers, some kind of business analysis. So I’m thinking about applying for the business administration school instead of the medical field. I am just very confused about the business field because some people say it has no future, so what you advise me ?
Thanks for your help !
How do I get an internship for the summer as a freshman in college?
I am interested in psychology-related internships
What advice would you suggest for getting into a more competitive school for neurosurgery?
I have a 4.25 GPA, 1532 SAT, and a 34 ACT. I am taking 6 AP classes, in 2 honor societies, participate in sports, and very involved music.
Which job opportunities does have a person who studies to be an english philologist?
Hello, I'm on my last year of high school and I need to choose which major I want to study next year at university. I have been thinking about studying linguistics, but sometimes it looks like the only thing you can do with that degree is to become a teacher, and I do not want to work at a school. Which other jobs could I get with an English degree other than teaching?
does anyone know if its possible to contact a UF principal if im in 9th grade?
I'm trying to contact them to understand the school better and see if its possible for me to transfer credits.
Advice for medial career.?
How do I know what medical career I want? I'm in an early college high school and I have to decide by July. Any advice?
how difficult is it to become a geologist how can it relate to soccer where should I go to college if I want to study the weather what are some things I can do to work towards getting into Auburn
I'm nervous to move out of state for college but I want to go to Auburn and play soccer while studying science and or climatology
How can I find the best travel nursing agency?
What should I look for in an agency, such as pay, benefits, and also reputation?
What are some things I should do in my junior and senior year of highschool that increases my chance of getting into UC’s?
I’m currently a junior in highschool.
How does the school support first-year students in their transition to college life?
Is there a strong sense of school spirit or community involvement?
What are the most popular majors or programs at a college?
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Florida Orlando local hotel internship/project opportunities/What are the best colleges for BOTH architecture and hospitality business?
Hi! I am currently a freshman in high school and am interested in architecture and business, specifically hospitality. I have always enjoyed both 3-D design and also hotels, and have dreamed of working and creating my own hotel chain one day. I was wondering if there are any current hotel brands that offer internships in Florida, or any local businesses around Orlando that would be open to working on a project/event, or internship opportunity or have with past high schoolers? Also, what would be the top colleges to go to for both architecture and hospitality business? I have seen a couple like Cornell, Rice University, and University of Nevada but and am not sure yet. Is Princeton or University of Florida good for both?
How can I best decide what to major in?
I attend an Early College HS on NCCU's campus (J.D. Clement) and I have to decide a major when I'm a junior. Thankfully, I'll be saving a lot of money for college, since I'll graduate high school with an diploma and Associate's Degree (and my college classes are free). I've been looking into Central's programs and concentrations, mainly Theatre, performance concentration, and Music, Vocal performance Concentration. I honestly want to double major in Music and Theatre, and minor in English. But I'm scared that they will both end up being 'useless degrees' I'm also considering double majoring in Theatre and English (writing concentration), and minoring in Music instead, which I suppose would be more practical, but I'm still not sure about that either. PS: Thank you to everyone that answered my previous question. You have no idea how much better I feel! Hopefully this doesn't feel like I didn't listen to your advice!
Would you recommend having niche careers over standardized ones, such as pre-med and com sci?
I heard a lot of people recently hate on pre-med and how it's not worth the extra years and debt. I am not considering medical careers, but I am interested in what they think of people with more uncommon careers that don't necessarily need college degrees.
what should i major in college if i want to be a cop?
and what classes should i take, dont add anything cemistry relate because i dont want to do that
How can I prepare for a successful job search while still in college?
How can I prepare for a successful job search while still in college?
What entry level roles should I look for with an associates in business?
Hello everyone!! I am currently a junior majoring in Business admin with a Concentration in HR. I am supposed to graduate next year, but I am severely burnt out and my mental health is declining. I also had other factors in my life happen recently which made things worse. I am receiving therapy and getting help right now. My plan is to find full time employment, take a semester or two off of school and then resume part time college while working full time. That being said, I have an associates in business with a very strong customer service background. What type of entry level roles should I target with that degree? I am also interested in healthcare/social work and other areas of business as well. I would love to gain experience before I go back to school. Let me know any good ideas!! Thank you!
what's are good ways too study for a the AP lang test?
i'm referring too the AP test that's through college board that gives you a score from 1-5 depending on your result of the test that challenges your knowledge on the class subjects.
Have I majorly screwed up my chances for college and (hopefully!) med school?
Greetings all! Currently, I am a sophomore in high school. Last year, I was a 3.5-3.8 GPA student while learning how to study and juggling extracurriculurs. Fast forward past many things in my personal life gone wrong to sophomore year, and now I am meeting with my school counselor and therapist on a monthly basis because I've been doing horribly. I have to retake AP Calculus AB, and my transcript will show this. But in the first place, my report card has never been good since this year started. My goal is to become a psychiatrist since I wish to offer help others who are fighting monsters in ways that others cannot see. I hope I can be the one to catch those hidden struggles that many miss-and I can provide relief, comfort and remedy through a listening ear. But I know premed reqs are extremely laborious and achieving a 3.7+ GPA is NOT easy-not to mention med school-and if I'm already struggling this early... I am afraid. Have I screwed up everything already?
What are some skills film majors should know beforehand?
I'm a 11th grader located in San Francisco.