Career questions tagged higher-education
Is Starting an Online Business Administration Degree in 2026 a Strong Career Path?
Hello, I am planning to begin a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 2026 at UoPeople, an online university. My long-term goal is to pursue a strong career in business or possibly continue to a master’s degree in a well-ranked, in-person university. I would appreciate professional insight on a few points: How does a Business Administration degree look in terms of career prospects in 2026 and beyond? What skills should I focus on developing alongside my degree to stay competitive? Are there any reputable external scholarships (outside the university itself) that support international students pursuing online undergraduate studies? Would starting online limit my chances of entering a top master’s program later? I am especially interested in long-term growth, leadership opportunities, and building a strong professional profile. Thank you in advance for your guidance.
What to do in 8th grade to get into MIT?
I am currently nearing the end of my 8th-grade year, and I want to go to MIT. What can I do now to allow me to be able to go to MIT? Any advice, in all areas.
I'm really struggling with deciding what I want to do with my life and what to study in high school and college, so please give me advice!
I'm getting to the point of I want to pull my hair out because I have to choose a track to go down to graduate high school and I want to be an FBI Agent, but nothing else interests me!
If I'm attending a university through an online program and I'm interested in working in higher education (i.e. in the admissions office), how do I get relevant work experience?
I'm currently attending Southern New Hampshire University online, and I've realized that college or university campuses are the right environment for me; I'm unsure how to get the right kind of experience, as working for a different university or college seems contradictory (and most of the job postings require 1-2 years' experience anyway). EDIT: Here is some additional context. I am 29, and going back to school, currently pursuing a BS of Computer Science; I have a year's work experience in the tech industry, and am considering the shift due to the last half decade's trajectory for the industry. I am not currently in a position to attend university in person.
What nursing classes should I take?
I am currently in nursing school for registered nursing. What would be a proper or helping continuing education for a nurse who is looking to get into psychiatric care?
How do academic successes and challenges, combined with significant personal experiences, act as catalysts in shaping an individual's aspirations for higher education and their ultimate career goals?
Past experiences, encompassing both academic and personal endeavors, play a crucial role in molding aspirations for higher education and future career paths. These experiences act as catalysts by shaping our interests, equipping us with valuable skills, and clarifying our core values.
How can I prepare myself for a career in radiography when I’m worried about whether I’ll actually find a job in the field? #Fall25
How can I prepare myself for a career in radiography when I’m worried about whether I’ll actually find a job in the field? I’m also nervous about how hard the transition to college-level science and math classes will be what should I expect?
Where do I go from here?
I am not a student, technically speaking, but rather a mid-life professional seeking more of a specific direction with my career. In brief, I obtained an international PhD in a field related to the humanities and published my research as a monograph. However, after approximately five years of applying for teaching positions I was not able to obtain a position beyond an adjunct role teaching online for low pay at two schools. I currently hold two-part time jobs: both of them recently passed me up for promotions, and one has just started laying people off (I'm feeling quite vulnerable in that regard). Aside from the pursuit of higher education, I've honestly been 'lost' as far as what other direction might be worth pursuing in which I would thrive. I am not even sure what questions to ask, but I would certainly appreciate any thoughts, advice, willingness to make new contacts, or any other assistance that you might deem valuable. It will be much appreciated. Thank you!
How to I get the Stamps President's Scholarship from Georgia Tech?
Hi, I am a sophomore in high school and I'm determined to receive the the Stamps President's Scholarship from Georgia Tech especially because I want to go to medical school after (I want to be an Emergency Medicine Physician) so I want to have as little debt as possible. I have straight A's, am on track to take the hardest classes, participate in cross country and track, which I received a coach's award in last year, am currently in process of working on my girl scout gold award, my goal being to push for increase in minimum wage and support medical needs of the unhoused, I am in HOSA and Women in Medicine leadership this year, I am in key club, this past summer I was in a shadowing program at a hospital where I also presented an official research project about oral health in the unhoused (I surveyed these people to get my data). I plan to keep doing this program. I am in orchestra. I help my brother, who is on the autism spectrum and needs extra support, basically in most of my free time. I know this Scholarship is practically impossible to get. I am so determined to get there. Stamps President's Scholarship alumni (specifically from georgia tech if possible), or other professionals, please give me advice for how I can make my dream a reality. I have read everything on the website and know how it works but I just want to know if someone can give me specific advice.
If you could redo life, what would you do differently?
I've been thinking a lot about decisions, how one small choice can change the entire direction of your life or career. Sometimes it's a job we didn't take, a subject we didn't study, a passion we pushed aside, or even a person we stopped having a relationship with. Not asking for regrets, just real moments of reflection.
What would you do for a living if money wasn't a factor?
I have been thinking about this a lot lately. So much of our career choices are shaped by survival, not passion. We all have that childhood dream to help the needy and now, somehow, most of us are the needy. But if money wasn’t a factor, no pressure, no bills, no expectations. What would we really choose? Would we still do what we do now? Or would we create, teach, build, explore, heal, write, or help in ways we have buried for years? I’m genuinely curious. What would you do for a living if money didn’t matter?
Does going to out of state schools cost more than attending in-state schools Should I even consider out of state schools?
I'm considering applying for colleges out of Florida but I'm not sure if I should.
I just graduated and don't know my next step, what should I do?
I got a degree in psychology and I am wanting to take a break from school. Eventually I'll go to grad school. I just want more job opportunities now and don't know where to look.
Does anyone have tips in finding out if a college is right for you??
I have a list of colleges I'm interested in right now, and I think they are great options for me and my goals, but I would just love some confirmation if anyone has tips or knowledge from their college research experience
can I study business, architecture and a bachelor of fine arts in one go ?
I want to create my business, but I also love architecture and am deeply interested in art. I want to have something that connects all three of these things. I want to see if there's a way to study all of these things at the same time. and to see what universities or colleges have classes that can be studied, or learn all three topics at once
Is it possible to do BSc in ENGLISH and then Msc in BBA/ PUBLIC HEALTH?
Is it possible to do BSc in ENGLISH and then Msc in BBA/ PUBLIC HEALTH? Hi everyone, I am very confused now. Soon i will start my University life and I will have to pay for my own studies, all the expenses myself. I live in Bangladesh, here I can do some part time jobs if I study English which will help me to do my own studies. But, I am not sure about the job after my studies, what kind of job I will be able to do. I want to do Msc in BBA / Public health in a Schengen country. But I don't know if this is possible with my English background Please, those who are knowledgeable about this subject, can I do MSc BBA / public health after doing BSc English? If not, what kind of job can I do after completing my studies in English?
How can we improve accessibility to career preparation and higher education for underserved communities?
I am currently a rising junior in college and I am a first-generation college student.
What jobs are attainable with an economics degree?
I am attending college, but I am very concerned about going into heavy debt
which programming languages can i practice on if i wanna get into a good high-school?
u need to write things which are on ur mind
Is there any way to have a Carrer in medicine that lets me travel What would a career and education for that look like ?
I am a senior in high school currently set to major in biology with a specialization in Bio-med. I really love planes, and air anything related to the sky, and travelling is fun to me. is there any way for me to get into a career that would incorporate medicine and aviation?
Does it matter if you go to an ivy league school? #spring25
Isn't education education, no matter where you go?
How to become a better test taker when going from an undergrad program right into a doctorate program?
What helps one person succeed may not be the best way for you to succeed so its important to find your own ways. #Spring25
How do I get money for college?
I need money for college, I have only received a little and need more
What classes should I take in college if I want to pursue athletic training as a career?
I want to pursue athletic training, but I am also stuck between doing physical therapy and occupational therapy.
Is it possibly to get internships with psychologists If so then how? ?
I would like to become a psychologist and potentially a psychiatrist, is there any advice or tips that could help through my journey?
What responsibilities come with the privilege of pursuing higher education?
I am currently a high school senior is sin city! I am interested in becoming a first-gen lawyer in my family and pursue a business bachelors degree. #Spring25
How do I prepare for grad school while in undergrad?
What kinds of things should I be doing in college to prepare myself for graduate school? I am a senior in high school currently. I am going to Grove City College next year for a science degree. I am planning to go to graduate school for entomology in the future. I do not know much about the process to get into grad school, but I do know some programs can be competitive. Should I join certain clubs in college or reach out to schools now? Any advice would be helpful. Also, if you have any tips for pursuing higher education, they would be very appreciated. Thank you! :)
How should I pay for school?
I'm a high school senior, and I don't know what's the best way to pay for a higher education
I am planning on majoring in psychology. Can anyone help me with future jobs that do not involve a doctorate but also make good money?
I am planning on majoring in psychology. Can anyone help me with future jobs that do not involve a doctorate but also make good money?