Career questions tagged graduate
After graduation, it can be challenging to decide what to do next. Whether it be from high school or college, graduating opens the door to opportunities. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
I'm in 10th grade, what do you wish somebody told you when you were in 10th grade?
Being a high schooler, especially one with only 2 more years before graduation is difficult and stressful for many. What is some advice you would give your 10th grade self now, that maybe I could benefit from?
Is PA school worth it for the cost?
I'm currently a high school senior, unsure of which career I should pursue. #Fall25
What are some success tips for online university students?
What are some tips for a first- year college student attending a university that's entirely online? The low graduation rates scare me a bit, so I want to do everything I can to increase my chances of success.
Art school graduates(or attenders !), do you think art school is worth it ?
I'm someone who has been jumping around majors before finally landing on art school as a path to go. I've heard a lot of mixed stories about whether art school was worth it or not. To anyone who currently attends, graduated or teaches, what are your opinions ?
Should I take a Biological Anthropology college course?
So I want to study Cardiology after I graduate from high school. And, my high school is offering a free online college course, and I am wondering if this would help me improve my application because I want to go to Harvard. Would this help boost my application if I have mid extracurriculars?
What’s one piece of advice you’d give your younger job-seeking self?
If you could talk to yourself just graduating, what would you tell yourself about jobs, career, or life after school? I don't have a job offer yet and this is what I have been telling myself since I graduated, to stop tying my worth to job offers. That it’s okay to take detours. That everyone looks put-together online, but most are just figuring things out too. And most importantly, jobs don’t give you value, you bring value to jobs. What about you? Let’s help someone reading this today.
will it be easy to apply to college if i did online school and graduate a year early from actual highschool grade ?
im an upcoming junior and i was wondering if it will be easy to apply to college if i were to do online school and finish it a year early. Will there be a disadvantage, how will i do a college essay? Im very new and need more details.
How can I explore Accounting jobs and get experience before graduating college ?
I am a 9th grader wanting to major in accounting. I want to gain experience and find jobs but I want to find a more accounting based jobs to explore to see if accounting is really for me.
Should I double major or begin my masters?
I have enough credits for college to graduate within 3 years but I am not sure if i should double major or graduate early and begin my masters. What should I do?
What qualities do I need to develop to stand out from my peers?
I'm about to graduate high school, and the program I'm interested in has a limited number of seats. What should I do to stand out from all the applicants?
What do you wish someone told you about the transition from college to graduate school? #Spring25
Look for advice on the transition from the undergraduate experience to graduate school, especially while still living on campus but working a full time job.
How can I gain experience in public health as a college graduate student if i want to work in the epidemiology field?
I’m currently a senior and will be starting graduate school next semester. I’m really interested in working in the epidemiology field. I am extremely passionate about public health. As I prepare to start graduate school, I want to have hands on experience in this particular field. I am motivated to work on addressing health disparities and improving access to healthcare in underserved communities
What would the better option be work my dream job or work a job to pay off my debt?
What would you suggest would be the better option after I graduate college in a couple years, work towards my dream job or work at a job that would pay off my debt?
How much does the GRE matter for Biology graduate admissions ?
I’m a college freshman studying Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I intend on going straight to a PhD after my undergraduate degree (will probably do it in Biochem, Microbiology, or something similar). I joined a research lab at the start of my freshman year, and am participating in a research fellowship this summer. I know research is what matters most for PhD applications in my field, but how important is the GRE? I’ve heard that depending on the field, this varies a lot.
As a college graduate, how do you find the right balance between choosing a job that matches your passion and maintaining a healthy work-life balance?
I just graduated from NC State and am pursuing a Bioinformatics Master's Degree at UNC Charlotte. Once I finish school in 2 years, I will be in the job market and want to know how to find that "perfect" job.
How do you know which college is for you For example, are you going to this college because your siblings went there? Or because you truly believe you will succeed and have fun while earning your degree?!?
I am currently about to begin my college journey soon. I have a college to go to but may transfer after a few years to graduate from my dream big university!
In your opinion, what is the best study tactic to help stay on top of the extra rigor and workload when making the transition from high school to college. #Spring25?
I am a high school student, starting college at Texas A&M University in the Mays Business School in August. I want to know any advice y'all have to stay on top of my coursework.
What does graduate admissions look for in an undergraduate engineering student?
I am currently a high school senior who plans to major in computer engineering for my undergraduate degree. However, I have a growing interest in pursuing graduate school and I want to get involved in graduate level research in the future. So, I was wondering what graduate schools look for in an undergraduate engineering student? Does the specific college I go to for my undergraduate degree matter (In this case, I'm specifically deciding between Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute or Syracuse University), or does the GPA and extracurriculars I get involved in matter more? #spring25
What made you choose to go back to graduate school?
I applied and was accepted to a grad school program in Interior Architecture in the fall. I was just curious what made you make the financial leap to go back to grad school?
How do I maintain a carrer in the arts after college?
I’m currently a junior at Georgia State University, set to graduate in 2026. I’ve had a few great opportunities as a student, but I’m feeling nervous about securing and maintaining a career after graduation.
What do you do in a Library Science course?
What does the course load look like, and is there anything else I need to know before I enroll?
Is grad school really worth it?
I'm a high school senior, 17, and I'm planning to pursue a career in Speech-Language Pathology. Do I need a master's in order to be successful in this field? Does it make a difference in salary or job opportunities that is worth the extra costs of tuition?
What are jobs in the field of psychology?
Hey what are the most influential psychology jobs for the day that I graduate. I'd really like to know a professionals opinions or thoughts on this subject since I'll be graduating in the near future. I'd prefer something in child psychology specifically but any area of psychology I'd be happy to hear about.
starting career in embedded system engineering
I have graduated in Electronic engineering 2 years ago in the UK since I did not have any experience and still cannot figure out how I can start gaining experience. I have done some courses online and tried to learn some of the required skills needed for embedded system engineer such as C, microcontrollers like stm32, communication protocols and did some personal project. But I feel I am lost and my gap years is now another obstacle I have to get into the industry. what should i do.
What are the post graduation for MIT?
MIT EMERGENCY MEDICINE RDT AT& OT RDT B PT Post graduation of these courses?
Is going to a more expensive college better than going to a college where you dont pay anything or is much less expensive?
im debating if to go to a college where i have to pay or the City college of SF where i wouldnt pay anything but dont know if there is a big difference between the two
