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
Disqualification from college affecting chances of work!
I have been disqualified from college twice for having a low GPA. Am not proud of it, in fact, it worries me to a limit where I lose hope in myself. How is it going to affect my career? #college #business #job #graduate-school #graduate #job-search
How does salary affects employees motivation?
How does salary affects the employee's motivation to work? #business #job #graduate #salary #motivation #financial-planning #personal-development
Is it more beneficial to take more credits per semester in a shorter amount of time or less credits per semester in a longer amount of time?
As a student trying to save money on college fees while still maintaining a great GPA for my resume, I want to know whether or not I should be taking 14 or 18 credit hours per semester. I am in the Public Health Sciences Field. I want to make the most of my college experience. #college #health #graduate #time-management #public-health #credit
What kind of business should I start with?
I am currently studying Business and Administration with option in Finance. I am thinking to start my own business before/after graduation, what is a good idea to start a small business that generates some amount of income with minimum risks? #college #business #finance #entrepreneurship #graduate #after-college
Should you start your own business after graduating college?
I am currently studying Finance at a community college. I would like to know if I should start my own business after graduation? If it is not a good idea, how long should work until I start my own business? #college #business #finance #graduate #after-graduation
Are the big four are the first choice for Finance/Accounting graduates?
The big four (Deloitte, EY, PwC, or KPMG) are my first option as a Finance student after I graduate. Is it the right step for me after I graduate? Should I work there for experience and move onto different company that can draw a more stable, clear, or suitable career path towards retirement? #business #finance #accounting #graduate #financial-accounting
how important are internships when applying to grad schools?
I want to attend a top grad school and want to know what the schools look at mostly when accepting students. #college #internships #school #graduate
I want to go to business school. What are some key things I should do to prepare myself?
Business school has always been a goal of mine, and I've always wanted to go to a top school. I ask this question because I am committed to attending a top business school. I've already begun to ready myself for a good job after graduation, so what can I do now (as a college student) to prepare myself for an MBA? #college #graduate-school #graduate #undergraduate #masters-degree #mba
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 are some good experiences to add when thinking about applying to medical school?
I'm trying to figure out what are the most important activities that will help me improve my candidacy for medical school. #medicine #graduate #research #medicine-school #volunteering #undergraduate #admissions #medcine
How many volunteer/interning hours should I try to have before applying for veterinarian programs?
Also anything relating to what I could have on my application that would make me more valuable, or appealing, over other candidates! #college #graduate #veterinary #veterinary-medicine #graduate-programs
How many Veterinarian schools should I apply for?
I would like to become a Veterinarian, and have multiple questions about the process. Relating to this question; I want to know about graduate veterinarian medicine programs. #college #graduate #veterinary
Project Manager
What do Project Managers do? #professional #management #graduate #japan #manager #project #institute #agile
When looking to move somewhere other than home after college graduation, what is the best way to network in that new place?
I am graduating college in May and I am looking to branch out. It makes me nervous that I will not have as many resources in a new city. Looking for advice on networking in a new city where no one knows you. #college #graduate #college-jobs #college-grad
When is the best time to start looking for jobs for after graduation?
I am a senior in college, graduating in May. I have begun looking for jobs, but many of my peers have not. I would like to know if I am wasting my time right now, or if I should have started searching sooner. #college #jobs #graduate #job-search #college-jobs
Is it possible to balance a double major with one major being architecture?
I'm asking this because I'm interested in architecture and engineering, but I'm also interested in a few other career paths and I'm not sure whether it's better for me to just pick one and go to college for it (since I've been told that architecture is a very time consuming major) or try and go to college for all of them. #graduate #architecture #college-student #double-major
Biochemical Engineering from Biochemistry Degree
I'm about to enter my final year of a BSc Biochemistry degree in the UK. I would really like to go on to become a biochemical engineer but i'm not sure exactly what further study (if any) or graduate program that I would need to complete in order to do so. I would also be more than happy to go abroad (Iv been learning Japanese for about a year and know my way around Tokyo). #graduate #biochemistry #bioengineering #graduate-recruitment #working-abroad
How to get a job after graduating with an associates in accounting
I just obtained my associates degree in accounting and have been having a hard time finding a job that doesn't require previous experience #college #business #finance #accounting #graduate #college-jobs
What are the factors that I should consider whether or not graduate school is appropriate for me?
I am almost done with my bachelor degree in college, and I'm not sure if going to graduate school is right for me. For now, I would like to explore the work market for a while first. I would like to get some advice on how I should determine or assess myself in future if I wanted to go on to graduate school. Thanks! #graduate #academic-advising
What degree is required to work in the Center for Disease Control's Office of Health and Safety (OHS)?
I will be entering college in the Fall. I plan on majoring in Biology on a pre-veterinary medicine track. However, I am also interested in one day working for the CDC in their OHS; this is a public health area. Would a Biology degree be sufficient enough to work at the CDC or would I need to pursue a public health major/minor? #college #graduate #majors-and-minors
Are taking AP classes and a language in high school better than college?
People have told me you don't even get a lot of credits for AP classes and that they just drop you GPA. Is this true? What option will save me more money? Also, when the high school speech guy talked about what he wished he would do he said that he would take the lanuage four years during high school. I would like to get in more classes in my schedule, but I have a full year of Spanish. Is that better than getting more classes you feel that would help you in high school or to take a language all four years and less classes you want to take? #psychology #professor #student #graduate #mentoring #life-coach #student-counseling #language-teaching
How do colleges determine which applicants have the potential to receive financial aid?
The tuition of college keep growing higher, and there are limited opportunities for scholarships. It is really helpful to know that there is help offered to people with a low income through financial aid. However, I'm not sure what the exact criteria are, and if it varies from college to college. #graduate #scholarships #financial-aid
How can i recieve a grant?
I want to get a grant because I know you don't have to pay them back. #graduate #financial-aid #grants
