Career questions tagged findyourpath
if my strengths are helpful and hobbies are track what types of careers or industries might best fit me ?
what careers might be suitable for my hobbies and strengths?
What is one piece of career advice you wish someone had given you when you were in high school?
I'm in high school, and looking for some good career advice. I'm honestly really open right now, so i've got a lot of choices. Thanks!
what career is best for me, am confused with which course to take ?
what career is best for me, am confused with which course to take ?
How do I know if the major I have is right for me ?
I am a Marine Science student concentrating in Oceanography with a double minor in Biochem and chem, attending the University of New England. I am a first year and this would be my fourth time switching my majors and minors around. I have always been interested in the ocean, but there is a part of me that is still interested in criminology. My original plan was Marine Science and Political Science, but that didn't work out. So how do I know if I am choosing the right path, if I'm enjoying my classes and helping with oceanography research? #Spring26
How do I know what career i should pursue to earn ?
I am clueless, and I am a Master's degree student. The thing is, I can do whatever I put my mind to. I don't have any goals, and I lack skills. I can learn things once I know what direction I have to follow because right now it feels like I have the option of doing anything, which makes me feel stuck and confused.
How will I find a research topic when everything sounds so interesting? #Spring26
I'm majoring in Biology, and I'm unsure of what my concentration will be. I also have to write a thesis for the Honors Program for my college, so I'm trying to think about that early.
Switching Major from SWE to cyber Security ?
I completed an associates in computer programming, but taking intro to software engineering in my first semester of university I realized I actually hate coding and dread doing it. I thought of switching to cyber security instead cause its less coding. I honestly hate coding at this point or at least that's how university makes me feel. Everywhere says don't switch stick with SWE (software engineering), but I literally have started dreading going to class. It doesn't help that everywhere on the internet says everyone can code now and unless you're real passionate you won't ever make it. I'm scared to switch to cyber security cause everyone says it too is a over saturated market ,but at least maybe I won't dread it like I do SWE? When I was in community college I was so happy to learn coding, but now I never want to look at it again, but I need to finish a bachelor's degree in something. Any advice is appreciated ,Seriously please help! I feel really lost ....
How do other students figure out what they want to pursue career wise? #Spring26
Questions for other students that have it figured out or are also struggling
How long do i have to decide a career goal?
A lot of people I know, haven't decided a career to pursue in life and I was also wondering how long we would have to decide a career goal before it is to late.
What is the hardest part of picking a specific career based on your major? #Fall25
I'm interested in majoring in Psychology, but there are so many jobs out there under this umbrella that I'm not exactly sure which specific career I should work towards yet.
What do I do if I don't know what to major in, in college?
I'm stuck between different careers to choose.
What should my college and career plan in the future look like?
What should I do to determine which major I should pursue and should my major align with my career? Let me know
Is it normal to be scared about growing up and life after college is over?
I'm mostly concerned that I am not pacing myself correctly for the future and that I will not be prepared enough for it. I'm mostly scared that I am not financially prepared enough for life after college.
What is it like to realize you want to change majors?
Going into college I feel confident in what I am majoring in, yet I know it is common to switch majors. Do the majority of people feel like this can be a overwhelming experience? What makes people decide to switch their major?#decisions #findyourpath #choosingamajor