Career questions tagged professor
Typically an educator at college institutions, a professor possesses a Masters or Doctorate degree in their field of expertise. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
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
What is the best way to make a great first impression and further impressions on a college professor to make yourself stand out as a leader and gain further opportunities?
I am still a senior in high school, however I got into Purdue's College of Agriculture. I am majoring in Animal Science on a pre-vet track and I plan to minor in Fermentation Sciences. I have always been a huge community member who loves to be out there and support many others. I would love to find the many opportunities that Purdue has!
Am I good enough to secure a position in my chosen field?
I am hoping to pursue a career in history with the ultimate goal of becoming a professor of some sort. I understand that I am academically gifted and I am more knowledgeable about history than the average person, but that isn't exactly a high bar for collegiate positions. Everyone wanting these jobs is just as (or more) intelligent and knowledgeable as I am. Also, historically, I do not have the best track record of attaining employment. I have applied to dozens of positions in and around the town I live in, but have yet to gain any tangible employment. If a McDonald's will not even give me an interview, how could I hope to secure a position in such a niche, high-standards field?
I loved my high school English classes and my teachers because they introduced me to new people, and different ideas and cultures. I was inspired and they helped me leave behind my difficult home life with my disabled dad and the memory of my mother who was gone. My question is how do you become an inspiring English professor that impacts student lives in a positive way. I ask this question because of my family background and my desire to do well as a college professor someday. Thank you! #Spring 25
I'm excited to start college in the Fall. I will be living in the San Diego area. I know it'll be a long journey getting through college but I'm looking forward to it.
How do college students distribute their studying during finals week for different subjects?
Are they advised weeks ahead or so, and then they would have to distribute studies for each subject??
What is the best way to become a professor #Spring25
What are some things you knew before pursuing that career? Any tips for communications field specifically. #Spring25
How do I know that I'm going into the right career path?
I'm a high school senior going into music. I'm majoring in piano, minoring in violin, getting a master's in conducting, and a DMA to become a music professor. In such an uncertain and ever-changing field, how can I be sure that this is the right thing?
What is the best way to prepare for the transition into proof based mathematics in college following high school. #Spring25
I've taken Calc I-III, Linear Algebra, and I'm currently studying a bit of Real Analysis, but I just want to make sure that I'm fully prepared. ?
As a studio art major, how can I continue to be consistent within my craft with a busy schedule?
As a busy college student that has a mild work load within each class, sometimes I may not get enough time to focus on what I love to do which is drawing and exploring new mediums. I find with some of my classes such as my biology classes, I have to put more focus into in order to maintain a good grade. I find that this cuts into the excess time I have to practice.
What is the best way to become a professor, if there is one?
I've heard from different people that you ought to become a high school teacher first, at least in English. I've also heard that you should just go get your master's and apply to jobs after that, but that doesn't align with the Internet research I have done. For some context, I would like to become a creative writing professor.
Should I get my PhD in Sociology or Criminology ?
So I got my bachelors degree in Sociology, with a lot of my research centering injustices within the criminal justice system. I am really interested in analyzing the CJS as an institution and looking at the ways it discriminates against different intersectional identities. I like looking at social justice issues and justice reform. Recently, I have been looking into getting a PhD as I hope to become a professor. I have talked with three professors about this, two sociology professors one english professor, and two of them(the english prof and a soc prof) believe I should pursue a PhD in criminology instead of sociology. They say this because A) sociology is incredibly competitive B) Sociology is being targeted right now under the Trump administration. They say I'll be more marketable if I do Criminology instead. The issue is, I don't want to be tied down to crime. I am incredibly interested in learning about all the issues with the criminal justice system and learning about ways we can fix it and reform our justice system. I find recividism to be very interesting as well, as well as issues in policing. However, I am interested in looking at these things through a sociological lens. I love sociology, I love how diverse it is, and I just feel that is where my heart is. However, I'll be very honest to say my understanding of Criminology is limited to the one entry level criminology course I took in my undergrad. Idk I just don't know what to do, and I'm scared if I pick sociology I'll regret it down the road if I can't find a job being a sociology professor. What should I do???
What could the path to becoming an English professor look like?
I want to study English and become a professor, but I only have a rough idea of what that process looks like. I know I'd need to do graduate work and go through training to teach, but I'm hoping to learn a little more about the specifics. Thanks!
Should I consider a career as a college/university/conservatory professor?
After some consideration, I have wondered if perhaps a music professor would suit me? What does being a music professor include (lifestyle, work-life). Could I teach multiple instruments (specifically piano and voice)? What degree requirements would I need to have? How does one become a professor, and specifically how do I become a professor of multiple instruments? Is performance a part of the job? How often would I perform each instrument (voice and piano)? Thank you!
Hi! My name is prithee. I am a student of class 11, studing in science group in Bangladesh. My favourite subject is English and biology. I can play Musical instrument like harmonium as well as guitar. I have a good grades in my academic life. I have got 95% in 5 and 70% in 10th. Now i am studing in a government College in barishal in Bangladesh. I am highly interested to Study in abroad before attending intermediate exam (hsc). What should i do now to achieve my goal to Study in abroad specially American, Switzerland, UAE, canada, japan, Mexico, Russia, Italy. Kindly give me a Proper guideline on how can get a scholership to study in famous institutions in these countries.?
Hi! My name is prithee. I am a student of class 11, studing in science group in Bangladesh. My favourite subject is English and biology. I can play Musical instrument like harmonium as well as guitar. I have a good grades in my academic life. I have got 95% in 5 and 70% in 10th. Now i am studing in a government College in barishal in Bangladesh. I am highly interested to Study in abroad before attending intermediate exam (hsc). What should i do now to achieve my goal to Study in abroad specially American, Switzerland, UAE, canada, japan, Mexico, Russia, Italy. Kindly give me a Proper guideline on how can get a scholership to study in famous institutions in these countries.
every thing you know before star the jeb of the teacher?
every thing you know before star the jeb of the teacher?
Cold emailing and research as a high school student?
I am interested in being involved with research labs and research projects but feel that I cannot do that until college. I live in an area with little large colleges and universities near me so I find it difficult to get involved with research. I am interested in cold emailing professors for research opportunities and was wondering if it was acceptable to be doing that as a high school sophomore. If not, would anyone suggest ways to be involved in research, either paid or unpaid? If you're a professor or have experience would you help answer my questions? Thank you.
What is the scope of philosphy in Pakistan?
If i choose philosphy what jobs it will offer in future in Pakistan?
One question that stuck in my brain is "how to grow business" Based on this question which type of the field i have to select for the job??
I want to be an enterprener and start new business based on the experience
How to become an adjunct professor?
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help me with this ?
so I just go out of school and I am trying to look for a test to see how smart I am how can I do that I am not really great at math and I need help and its kinda hard to study when there is a lot of talking in my class and I just need help and if you can help me that would be great and I really struggle! :)
what,how and why can i be successful in aeronautical engineering in college?
what,how and why can i be successful in aeronautical engineering in college.what,how and why can i be successful in aeronautical engineering in college.
How should I prepare for a PhD in Comparative Literature?
My ultimate goal is to be a literature professor, and I want to get my PhD in Comparative Literature after a gap year after undergrad. I contemplate how I can show proficiency in multiple languages or if there are other things I should do to stand out in my grad school application.
what does it mean to be a professional?
what does it mean to be a professional?
