Career questions tagged college-degree
What kind of degrees are valued if I am interested in working for a motor sports racing team like F1 Other than engineering.?
I am a 16 year old girl and I do not want to be stuck behind a desk for a job when I grow up.
how would I ultimately decide what career path to pursue? #fall25
I am planning to get my major in business administration because that keeps my options very broad, but I am having trouble deciding what to get my bachelors in.
When do you start feeling confident in your degree?
I'm currently a high school senior going into Video Game Design and Development. I'm excited to start learning the subject, but I'm worried my degree will be not valuable by the time I leave college. Do you have any advice for how to feel confident going into a risky degree?
What skills or qualities do dance majors develop during their undergraduate studies What makes pursuing a BFA in Dance advantageous versus just entering the entertainment world right after High School graduation? #spring25
I plan on majoring in dance this fall. I am a senior in High School
How Many years does a music education degree take?
Can I still participate in jazz band as a bassoon major? What about theater? I love performing and acting and don’t want to sacrifice them.?
How can I make the most out of college for my life?
#college-life #college #college-degree #career
Wha t is the expected amount of years after you get a bachelor's degree to get a doctorate degree in psychology?
I am majoring in psychology, but want to know how long I am expected to further my education to get a doctorate degree. #doctorate-degree #psychology #college-degree
How easy is it to find a job in your field?
A lot of people say that it can be hard to find a job in your chosen field and that sometimes you can get a degree and then end up in a completely different area How true is this and what can I do to find a job in my major? #job-search-strategies #job-search #career-counseling #college-degree
Would it be better to obtain an undergraduate and graduate degree separately or together in a single program?
I am a high school student going into my senior year and can't decide which program route I should go into. Over the summer, I have discovered my passion for the occupational therapy field and the good that comes out of it. Knowing very well that I want to major in that study, I started looking into universities that offer an occupational therapy program. I soon found out that there aren't many colleges that offer an undergraduate program for occupational therapy, solely because it is a field that requires a graduate degree to be licensed. I have found a few colleges that offer a 5-year combined BS/MS program for occupational therapy, but that would mean I would have to sacrifice my opportunity to attend a top school. Should I result to being accepted into a better university, getting a bachelor's in a related major, and then later obtaining my master's of occupational therapy? Or should I stick with the 5-year program in a much lower rank school? What are the differences beside time length to be licensed? #occupational-therapy #college-major #college-degree #bachelor's #masters-degree #masters #undergraduate #graduate-school #university #college