Career questions tagged college-advice
How should a CS major go through college?
What steps should a CS major take in college to ensure they have a meaningful internship?
Resources for researching colleges?
For some time, I've been looking around at different colleges to get my bachelor's in. I've found several that I've liked, and I'm still looking around for potential options. Besides the colleges' websites and college tours, what are good ways to research a college? Are there any platforms in which students discuss their experience at the college? Which college rankings are the most highly regarded? Finally, are there any really good platforms which discuss the aspects of different colleges?
What does college usually look at in a college essay?
I am about to write college essays for my college applications and would like to know how to make my application seem better than the rest. This will help me in writing my essay.
How would one go about finding a job in marketing and/or advertising?
Are there certain degrees or experience that you would need in order to apply for such jobs? Or are there ways to apply for internships and/or get hired and then trained?
How do I build back my motivation?
At the beginning of the semester of college, I had much better habits and motivation. Alas, that didn't last very long. Now, I don't have any motivation. I'm constantly grasping concepts slower than my peers (I feel I'm behind in everything compared to my peers), I haven't done many extracurriculars because I bury myself in schoolwork and I run out of energy too fast, and I feel like I'm always going to be this forgettable person for the rest of my life (I'll never have any value). This semester has probably been the worst for my almost non-existent mental health. I feel lost. How can I feel "unlost"?
How often should I reach out to my Academic Advisor ?
I think it is a great idea for me to establish great communication with my Academic Advisor so I can keep on taking the necessary course for my degree. Not only that but I have been given great personal and professional advice and resources. I don't want to overstep my boundaries by asking a ton of questions all the time, but I would like to utilize as many resources, advice, and opportunities as my advisor can provide me.
How should I consider my college selections?
On what basis should I be choosing colleges for my college list? Should I consider my peer’s colleges? Will the major I choose affect which colleges I can apply to?
How do I figure out what career I want to spend my life doing?
I am a freshman and I want to go to college but if I major in the wrong thing then what? How do I figure out what career I want to pursue based on my interests and what college education I need?
What are general education classes and why are they a requirement in college?
This is part of the professionals series
How much debt will you be in after college?
I want to attend a four-year college, but I'm also worried about debt and student loans. I'd like to take action that would prevent me from having to spend the rest of my life paying off debt ( like the 2 years at York tech free then going to an actual college). But if it will be worth it for the college experience, personal development, and somewhat independent living, I would be willing to do it. Simply tell me if it's worthwhile.
Grad vs. Undergrad
What is the most important part to undergrad in order to be successful if going to grad school?
How can I improve my college resume during my junior year?
Currently looking to strengthen my application for college.
Is It Okay to Graduate College Late?
Hi, initially I wanted to get my Associates degree from a Community College then transfer as fast as possible. Lately, I have been dealing with a lot of things and considering to take it easy and maybe get my Associates a semester or year later. Yet, I feel quite scared of letting myself go into that path since I was also encouraged to get my degree as fast as I can.
Which courses in colleges and universities will best prepare me for pursuing a career in immunology in the future?
I am a senior in high school who has a strong interest in biology, statistics, and latin. I am unsure about which learning areas I should pursue. #Fall22
Good internships for college students with a marketing major?
What types of internships (which roles) should I apply for when I'm in college that will increase the chances of me finding a job?
How did you decide what to continue and what direction to go after college? #Fall 22
IF my potential major is biology? How could I narrow down my options after graduating? #Fall22
Best college path for a meteorologist?
What is an optimal college path for someone wanting to be a meteorologist? How many years in college? What colleges do you recommend?
what advice/ tactics can you give me to use when I feel like I want to give up or feel really stressed ?
I want to be a nurse in labor and delivery, I know it can get really stressful or hard working in the medical felid which can make you feel all kinds of way and for some people cause depression because something happened to a patient or what not that made you think of your own family, and I just want advice on how to deal with it because I myself suffered depression and sometimes I don't know how to deal with my stressful thoughts at times. This question is also for people and myself for just starting school in college soon.
How do I compare and choose the school that is the best fit for me and my career?
I want to stay in Massachusetts and I plan to study advertising and marketing. I want to choose a good school that won't leave me in debt for thirty years when I get out of school. There are so many possibilities and it is diff ult to find the perfect fit. What main aspects should I be looking for in a school to help me thrive in my career?
Majors and College Classes?
What is one thing you wish knew before you picked your college classes and major?
"What makes a "top college" a good college?
What makes any standard college different from one another?
To what extent does the "college experience" (drinking, partying, fraternities, etc.) distract from the true purpose of college--education?
To what extent does the "college experience" (drinking, partying, fraternities, etc.) distract from the true purpose of college--education?
What criteria do I need to take into account to determine which college is the best for me?
There seem to be many different things you need to take into account when choosing a college and it can be overwhelming to sort those details out.
What collage do i need to go to?
What collage do i need to go to become a veterinarian?
How difficult is cognitive science and data science?
I'm looking into majoring in cognitive science and data science but I'm not sure what each major focuses more on. What is the difference between both of these majors? Which one is better? Which one requires more coding?
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how is college and the classrooms or the teachers that is going to be working with us in the rooms how many credits do we get when we finish the process
what are some tips or advice I should know when going into the culinary field as a beginner?
Hello, My name is Tammy. I am a student in class 2023. My dream career is to be a personal chef or a chef in general. However, while I do have a job to help start me off with a boast, I still want to learn everything I can. My question is, what are some tips or advice I should know when going into the culinary field as a beginner?
What are the pros and cons of going to College?
I'm curious on whether i should go to college or drop out.