Career questions tagged government
As a high school student interested in politics, history, geography, city government, etc. What could be a good major/career path for me?
I am not really sure what major I want to go into for college. I know I could do political science but I just don't see that being a gateway into a career (correct me if I'm wrong). If there is a major/career in that sphere I would love to know what that would be. I was thinking law but I'm not sure if that is exactly what I want to pursue, I'm definetly open though. If there is any good ideas, please let me know.
I'm Intersted in State Law Enforcement, What does a day to day process look like for a State Trooper?
I am a resident in Maryland im currently intersted in State Law Enforcement such as the Maryland State Police what does that day to day outlook for a state trooper and how does that training look like. Addionanlily im intersted in some type of Federal Law Enforcement such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the Department of Homeland Securities sub departments like Custom and Border Protection, Federal Protective Services and or Immigration Customs Enforcement. How is that process in becoming one of those officers and what is a day to day look like as well.
I want to go into Law Enforcement as another profession if thats either State, Local, or Millitary. What are some tips and helpful suggestions that I could bring into the field and something I can know before going into the field?
More Information about the field. Education about the field. What should I start with first or where will I get the most experience. Salary Range for this career in the State of Maryland or Washington D.C.
What is your biggest regret for choosing a degree in Early Child Education after seeing and understanding the changes that have been made in the education system in 2025 and the past years?
I am completing my associates in ECE and am planning on transferring to a 4-year college to get my bachelors. I just wanted to know how I know if this is the right degree I am pursuing. I love children and don't ever want to make my career about money or numbers, but with recent changes in the government/politics I think this is something to be considered when choosing a career field. I am afraid I may be choosing the wrong path even though it's my passion, but I also don't want to starve trying to make a difference.
How to become a Political Commentator? #Fall25
I am a college freshman studying political science and the career route I would like to take is political commentary. I would like to know what careers would lead to/be best for becoming a political commentator in my future? #Fall25
How should I write a resume to begin applying for internships?
I'm a senior in high school graduating in May 2026. I'm planning to attend the University of Texas at Austin in fall of 2026. I plan to dual major in history and government.
What kinds of colleges or programs help students develop both moral and civic leadership?
I’ve seen how strong communities depend on good character and local leadership. As I start looking at colleges, I’m drawn to schools that emphasize both moral and civic formation—not just academics.
How to get involved in Policy & Law as a Business Student?
I'm a senior in high school who has a new interest in political science and law and has a background in business and marketing. What should be my first steps to get more career experience this summer?
How do I find good internships to get into politics such as an internship in the UN? What are some good opportunities and options for such?
I am currently in all honors classes as a freshmen and I am a part of my schools medium sized delegation secretariat for MUN, and I have won multiple awards in rigorous committees. I know I am doing everything right in that department and my courses/education, but I want to take it a step further as of internships so as to stand out in my college applications. What would be the best path?
What is the best way to get an internship as a Political Science major? I would love something in a capital city or a government building for the best experience. #Spring25
I will be attending the University of Arkansas. I would love an internship as well as an opportunity to study abroad.
What is the day in the life of an FBI agent #Spring25?
Im currently interested in becoming an FBI agent and wonder what their day to day looks like.
What is it like working on Capitol Hill as a staffer?
I know that the job is often shifting, changing, and exceedingly busy, but what is the actual workload? What do you come to work every day expecting to do?
How to break into DoD service?
What tips would you give for someone looking to get a DoD civilian job? #Spring25
Did you do any internships while majoring in political science If so, how did you find them, and what was the experience like? #Spring25?
I'm currently attending college for Political Science and was hoping to get an understanding on what I should do to get a footing in the field.
What can you do with a political science major?
I am interested in this major but am not sure what careers would follow it.
What is the best path towards a career in translation? #25
I am currently a freshman in college and my major will be Asian studies and Translation. What steps do I need to take to live and work in Japan translating books, working at the US Embassy, or at the Air Force base after college?
How can I turn my passion for policy into real impact in law or nonprofits? #Spring 25
As a Public Policy major and Spanish minor at USC, I’m especially drawn to work that uplifts communities through education, legal advocacy, and nonprofit programs. I’m eager to learn how others have navigated similar paths, whether through law school, policy work, or grassroots leadership, and what helped them stay grounded while creating meaningful change.
How do I break into the political sphere?
As a high school sophomore looking to get into politics, living in an area that generally does not agree my ideology, or at least their perception of it, how do I break in and get a job in this field, or even potentially get elected? Do I even bother trying? Should I turn to one of my other interests (history or football), or channel my interest in politics in some other way, such as becoming a political influencer in the growing online political ecosystem?
How do I utilize my degree in Political Science to most feel like I'm making a difference in the world, or to make my work feel meaningful in a way that isn't public office #Spring25?
Politics and law always excited me, when I was younger I wanted to be a lawyer, now I'm older and my goal in life is to feel like I've made a difference and been able to touch people through my work, I'm looking for advice from people who do feel like they've done that and what meaningful work means to them and how to achieve that.
"What" would you say is the hardest part of law school How was your experience up to know in your legal career, and why did you choose to enter the legal field. ?
Hi I am interested in entering the legal field and just wanted to ask a couple of questions above. I love reading, writing, and public speaking/ communication so the legal field really interests me. I hope you can give me some insight into more about what being a lawyer requires.
How do I start forming my political career as effectively as possible?
How do I start involving myself in activism and start building my political portfolio as an incoming undergrad sophomore? I'm looking to get into immigration, education, and legislative reform specifically.
What is the most enjoyable part of being immigration lawyer?
What do you enjoy most about your job?
Is it possible to go into the accounting world with just a bachelors in accounting?
I want to continue in accounting but I hear from many that I need a masters to get opportunities. However, it's really expensive for me to do. Is it still possible to get into big corporates and governmental accounting with just a bachelors?
Title: How Can an International Candidate Get a Job in the U.S. in the Database Technology Field?
Question: Hello, I am a recent graduate with a degree in Database Technology from Iraq, and I am interested in securing a job in the United States. I would appreciate guidance on the steps I should take as an international candidate. • What are the best ways to find job opportunities in the U.S. for someone outside the country? • What visa or work sponsorship options are available for foreign job seekers? • How can I improve my chances of getting hired by U.S. companies (e.g., skills, certifications, remote work experience)? • Are there specific job boards or recruitment agencies that help international candidates? • Would applying for internships or remote roles be a good starting point? Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
What colleges are mostly known for their political science?
I have always been fascinated with the subject of political science, so when I'm ready to go to college, I want to be prepared.
How hard is it to become a correctional officer and or a security guard ?
Im not sure either to become a correctional officer or a security guard.
What steps do I take to work for the FBI?
I'm a 13 yo that wants to start prepping early. Working for the FBI is one of my dream jobs so I'd like to know what steps to take and what I have to do to qualify!
what, how and why can i be successfull in becoming a president of united state?
what,how and why canl i be successfull in becoming a president of united state?
What can I study my undergrad year before going to law school?
I wanted to study a social science or humanities before going into law but am not too sure what my options are limited to and would like an insight or some information regarding those options. I am looking for something versatile in the job market in case I shift gears in the future and pursue something other than law. #Fall24
How do i Join a union for the TSA? #Fall24
this si for people working for TSA as an TSO