Career questions tagged degree
Every college offers a degree to a student who completes a predetermined set of requirements. Some careers will expect an employee to have a degree in whichever field they have applied in. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
what are the education requirements for one to become a software engineer
what education requirements does one need to have in order to become a manager in software engineering
I really want to study Anthropology in college, but I'm scared there aren't any careers that degree fits with that I would actually enjoy. How flexible is an Anthropology degree and would I have many job options with that degree?
I'm asking because I don't know what to major in. #degree #anthropology
why is a bachelors degree needed for most construction jobs ?
i was wondering why is a bachelors degree needed for most construction jobs .
Do the animals you work with as an Animal Control Officer, get euthanized?
I love animals and don`t want to see them die... #animals #animalcontrol # cats #veterinary-medicine #veterinarian #veterinary #degree
With a business degree, how influential is the name on your diploma in the interview process?
On average, college tuition has more than doubled in the last 20 years. Many college students graduate with significant debt, is it worth going to a school that is more expensive with an equal reputation of another school. While still getting the same degree. #business #after-college #college-tuition #degree
What is the best bioengineering company to aim to work for?
I want to become a bioengineer, and I want to know which company to aim to work for. #work #career-path #degree
What to do when you get out of esthetician school?
I've wanted to be an esthetician as another/side job. I have had practice and it has already been decided that I also want to do this but I wanted to know if there are any classes I should take and what I should do when I get my license to actually start.
What nonprofit companies hire health science majors?
I would like to travel to countries in need #degree #experience
Im not sure what entails in getting a communications degree/ as a major ?
I want to know more about the careers availible with this degree. I am also a more creative person and want to know if careers with this degree will allow me to be more creative. #college #communication #career-choice #degree #career
what should be my first step to become a Game Designer?
When I graduate I want to become a Game Designer and just want to know the steps I needed to take.
What's the best major for marketing?
What's the best undergrad major for someone who wants to be in a marketing managerial position eventually, whilst simultaneously having a plan B? Marketing, finance, or other? I've heard that marketing is not the major that it used to be, and most people advice me to align with the marketing path, but with an entirely different business degree since marketing is 'useless' and doesn't provide the necessary skills for working in the field. My initial plan was to major in marketing and attend a state university for 4 years while working an internship and networking, followed by eventually getting a job and working on an MBA, as well as certifications. Is this a good idea, or am I way off?
What is the difference/pros and cons between/of a BS and a BBA in Accounting?
Can you still qualify for the CPA exam if you get a BBA as your bachelor's degree?
College with good veterinary programs?
What are colleges in California that have good programs to prepare me for a veterinary degree? Are there recommended classes I should take while in high school or through dual enrollment?
What is it like transitioning from a school environment to the workplace, and potentially the other way around?
I am asking this question because I am always thinking about my future and life after college. The future excites me because I am working hard to ensure I have ample opportunities after graduation. Business school is one of my top goals. So, what is it like going from college to employment? And for those who went to graduate school (MBA), what was it like going from the workplace back to school? I am interested in this topic because all I have ever really known is the schooling environment. #college #school #graduate #degree #mba #executive #ma #ms
What degrees do you need to become a therapist?
I recently realized that despite my awkwardness and unwillingness to talk to strangers, I somehow clique well with kids and those have been abused. I have thought about having #therapy as a backup plan, but I don't know what #degree/s you have to have. Is it just #psychology ? I do not want to be a psychiatrist, so I wouldn't need anything medical. But as with my previous question, I don't know whether or not this #profession would make me feel safe or not. I feel like the community is kind of bigoted towards the #lgbtqa+ community as well as those who actually have disorders? Is it weird for a therapist to have a therapist or would that just help them relate more to their clients?
What is it like having a Communications degree At the University of Texas at Austin?
#college #Universityoftexas #communications #degree
What different career paths can an international business undergraduate student take?
I am interested in majoring in international business because I am interested in the field of business and was wondering what potential careers could build off of this degree. #business #degree #international
What types of careers are available with a business degree?
#business #career #degree #entrepreneur #management
Is it better to do your undergrad in mechanical engineering and for grad school, focus on the actual career?
Hello, I am currently a junior and I am preparing for my major and the college that I want to be enrolled in. I am interested in being a part of STEM however I am not sure what I want to do exactly. Some of my career interests include aerospace, biotech, biomedical, nuclear engineer, robotics, genetic engineering, forensic science or criminal justice, and cyber security. I am also planning on double majoring as an economic + STEM. However, since I am not sure what I want to do as a career choice and want to be able to live as confortably as possible, I am planning on getting a degree that is worth my time and money. So, I am currently thinking of majoring in mechanical engineering for my bachelor´s and do my career option for my master´s. Is this a good idea for me or should I only do my associates in mechanical and then focus on my career goals in STEM?
Is Fintech a good major to take?
Hi, I am planning on taking Fintech for my masters. Do i need to have very good math or statistics skills? Also is the degree something that can help me get a job faster? Thank you. #career #math #fintech #finance #technology #masterdegree #degree #statistics
Hi i want to pursue orthodontics, which degree should I earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Science or Nursing Science.
#science #degree #teeth #mouth #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care #hospital-and-health-care
How much does your degree affect how easy it is to get a job?
I want to go to college and get a degree that is best for me. I am considering financing and computer science right now. I am thinking of getting a bachelor's degree on one of these majors. I don't know how much better it would be for me to get a master's degree, and I don't know if it would be fine if I just had an associate's degree. #computer-science #degree #college #finance #job
What school did you go to that made you want to choose the career or field that you are in currently.
i dont have any more questions regarding this specif topic sorry.
I am a student at Job Corps in El Paso, I am 16 , and I wanted to ask if going for a Doctoral Degree to become a Marine Architect was a better option than getting my Bachelors Degree and become a Wind Energy Engineer?.
I have had this thought for a while and if someone could guide me, or help me it would be really appreciated.