Career questions tagged politics
How to become President?
Lend your expertise: what does it take to become President? Note: Given the growing interest in the politics field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.
What subjects should I focus on For a carrier in political science ?
I want to be a political analyst when I grow up.
why do many highschools, and now some colleges, stress standardized testing?
I come from the deep south and in the school environment i've seen there is more stress put on passing a test than retaining information. I have even received cheat sheets, along with the rest of the class, from teachers for tests. now in college I see that almost nothing was retained and have begun to struggle with grades. how is this preparing us for the next step in life? I feel its moved me backwards. #psychology #education #art #educator #sociology #politics #philosophy #philanthropy
What HBCU'S would be recommended for girls interested in majoring in Political Science?
I'm interested in majoring in Political Science and minoring in business for my bachelor's degree. I'm officially at senior so I need to start figuring out what college I'm going to.
How can one find good political science/policy internships as a high school student?
I’ve been wanting to do an internship related to policy for a while, but it’s been hard to find internships for high school students. Any tips?
If I want to be an international lawyer, what internships should I apply for?
I'm a high school student who loves public speaking and world events and would like to eventually be a Supranatural lawyer.
Will getting my GED hold me back in Politics?
I'm currently in the Job Crops program. After I plan to do 2 years of community college and then transfer to a Univerity for my Political Science degree. Then I want to pursue politics. My question is will getting my GED at Job Crops instead of my diploma hold me back in politics? Currently to qualify for my Diploma I have to get my GED so is it really worth doing both?
Advice to get involved in politics ?
As a high school freshman student what would be the best advice to get in politics like volunteering, and internships in Ohio? How to go about doing that?
What is the best job for a political science major focusing on public policy and management ?
What is the best master's degree to add to my major for a good-paying job?
How do you enter politics?
I am 8th grader from Arizona who is interested in politics, I want to know how enter? Is college worth it for a political career?
How possible is it to get into a job as a politician or a Political Scientist, and what are some of the requirements?
How long does it generally take to find a job as a Political Scientist or a Politician? What kind of education should I try to get to properly prepare me for either career? How competitive is the job market for these careers?
What are the best fields of law to go into for someone who enjoys politics, but also enjoys studying criminal cases?
However, the idea of defending a criminal does not sit right with me, and having a criminal get out of jail come after me for prosecuting them is also nerve wracking.
What are good summer programs in Europe for August September?
I am a student from Germany and i won't have semester break before August. I would love to spend my free time from August- mid October studying more and doing some summer schools or other programs in the are of international relations/politics/diplomacy/.. However all the programs in Europe that i found start before august and i therefore won't be able to attend them. Does anyone have any good ideas what to do around this time of the year? Of course internships are also an option but i can't seem to find one that is fitting me. I am currently studying a BA of Korean Studies (minor Chinese studies) but want to do my MA in the field of international relations...
What would you advise a college senior applying for a Master's or PhD in International Relations immediately after undergrad Is it better to work first? If yes, what jobs in the international relations field pay decently? Personally, I am interested in global politics (especially with a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa), foreign policy, research, and diplomacy.
I am rising senior majoring in International Relations with a minor in Economics. I've been thinking about the Think Tank world because I like doing research but I also like the idea of the foreign service (I still struggle with learning French). I would love to do diplomatic work, maybe more in the political side of things. Sorry if this is all over the place.
Where are the best places to find internships related to law, government, or public service as a high school student and how can you make yourself stand out?
I am interested in studying political science, public policy, and international relations. I have done fellowships and internships related to politics locally, but I want to expand. I am not sure where to look.
How important is your major in the Non-Profit sector?
I'm trying to decide on my major, I am between Public Relations, Political Science, and Anthropology. I would like to work on the political end of Non-Profits.
What internships are available remotely for high school juniors who would want to major in political science and business administration?
Eventually, I would like to go to law school to become a corporate lawyer. I am trying to niche down my internships to fit either business or political science.
What can I do with a public administration major?
I’m planning on majoring in public Administration to become involved in the government does this major help with become a police officer and advancing my career?
What is the best way to get involved with politics at a young age?
I am interested in a career in politics eventually.
how do I become a politician? how do I sign up for the CIA?
yes I'm only 14 but I've always wanted to work for the USA in the government system coming from me who's a Latina with immigrant parents I want to succeed in life I want to work as an undercover agent but what first steps should I take? what highschool classes should I take and how do I start from a young age?
what colleges are best for majoring in english/journalism and politcal science?
i want to become a writer for websites are write about real world problems so finding a college that is strong in oth english adn politcal sciences.
How do I pick what to do in college and with the rest of my life?
I am starting my senior year of high school in the fall and I've been thinking about what I want to do in the future. I really love film and I've been interested in becoming a director or cinematographer, however, I've been told that they aren't practical enough. The alternative is international law and political science because I guess those are things I could settle for. How do I pick what to do?
Why is there so much disconnect between public educators and education administrators?
#teaching seems like such a great career, and so does being an ed administrator, but with the modern-day "common core", "no child left behind" mentality, it ends up putting so much stress and pressure on teachers that does not translate into better student performance. What's worse is that teachers and #administrators rarely find common ground on how to move forward, thus teachers voices are the ones least heard (even though administrators are the ones with power to make necessary changes.) I have always wanted to be involved in #education-administration and try to address the disconnect between the front-end #educators and the back-end ed admins, but surely there are many who have gone into #ed-admin wanting to bridge this gap as well. Is a career as an education administrator really where I could make the impact that I want to make? Are there legitimate reasons that ed admin fails to advocate for teachers, for students, for reasonable standards & improvements in #education that align with reality? I realize these issues are systematic and complex, but will I be caught up in too many politics & power-struggles to make any real difference for *students*? #teacher #aministration #politics #standardized-testing #policy #leadership
How do you get a policy job in DC?
I want to major in Political Science, and I have been thinking about going to law school. However, I don't necessarily want to do law but instead I want to do policy. I don't really want to do state politics but instead I want to do national politics. So, who should I try to internship with or types of programs I should join? What jobs should I look into? Any advice?
What are some possible career avenues if I am interested in both computer science and public policy??
I've been passionate about both CS and policy for some time, and would like to eventually choose a career that allows me to work in both fields. Are there any careers or college majors that fit both these criteria, which will allow me to pursue both fields? Thanks!
What is the best way to get a job on capitol hill post-grad?
i'm a graduating senior who has had an internship on capitol hill Note: this question was asked anonymously by a student
If I have two very different career paths in mind, how should I find a way to choose between them? Should I try to balance them even though it's unrealistic?
I have two very different career paths in mind. I'd like to be an intelligence officer or a THINKTANK, but I also want to pursue a job in the film industry. I have knacks for both political science and acting/direction. I'm not sure what to do, because choosing one would most likely mean not getting to do the other. What should I do? How should I choose?
I AM 18 YEARS OLD AND I WANT TO BE THE PRESIDENT OF Türkiye
BUT I DON'T WANT TO READ THE FACULTY OF POLITICAL STUDIES. I CAN'T DECIDE WHICH PROFESSION TO CHOSE. WHAT WOULD YOU RECOMMEND ME TO DO IN MY PROFESSION?