Career questions tagged collegebound
What is the most challenging aspect of entering the welding profession What is the most rewarding part of working in the welding field??
I am a senior in high school, and although I am interested in several things, currently, I am interested in pursuing a career in welding. #Spring25
What experiences did you gain from taking the bar test that helped you or could help you become a better lawyer?
#lawyer #law-school #collegebound #lawdegree #bartest
When is the best time to take your TEAS for nursing school?
The Test of Essential Academic Skills is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students applying for nursing school in the USA. #Nursing #Medicine #CollegeBound
Can my state (Georgia) academic scholarship be used for other colleges out of georgia?
Many have told me that scholarships given by the state can only be used in colleges in the state. I had questions if this was true because some colleges near georgia might be able to take my scholarship. #collegebound #scholarships
Is it true that college is mostly study based?
People always comment about how high school and college are very different compared to each other. I was wondering how is it different than high school? #collegebound #first-generation-college-students
How are you mentally preparing to leave home for College?
For most of us, we know where we are headed coming fall of 2018. I am moving 5 hours away from home. I would like to know, how do you feel about leaving home and what are you doing to prepare for that move? #movingonup #collegebound #dormlife
How can I be taken more seriously as a striving women engineer?
I have been studying to become a geological engineer and recently was accepted to a very prestigious engineering university. The only problem is many classmates and teachers have told me that because I am a girl I will struggle to find work in my field and should look into something else. What can I do now to make myself a more hirable candidate in the future? #womenengineer #girlengineer #provethemwrong #engineer #geologicalengineer #collegebound
How did you know your major was right for you?
I recently chose my major for college but I've been having some second thoughts. I don't have any close family members who went to college and it would be really great to hear from someone who has experience how exactly you knew you'd made the right decision when choosing your major. #major #confused #help #collegebound
Does needing financial aid affect your chances of being accepted by a college?
I already know that I will not be able to pay tuition all on my own and I was wondering if a college would not accept me over a student that doesn't need financial aid. #collegebound #college-admissions
How do I know which General Ed Classes to take?
I am applying for a psychology major and I want to finish my general ed as quickly as possible #collegebound #psychology #college