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
What are the steps I need to take to become a professor in chemistry ?
How do I go about be on top of my academic career
Qualifications of being an architect ?
What best colleges can i apply for a course in accounting
How does one (a high school student) gain real-life experience in the engineering field?
Hi, I'm a high school junior who wants a real-life experience/job/internship in the engineering field to help me understand the career more. How do I find opportunities?
How much money approximately would I spend on going to a 2 year college to major in the departnt of software engineering before transferring to a University.
I'm planning to go to SJCC
What is the number one way to pass your college classes?
yep this is really stupid now that I am done
How should college students reach out to professors for letters of recommendation ?
I am a second-year psychology student and while I have received letters of recommendation from staff, asking professors seems a bit daunting. Is there a way to ask that would be received better? When applying to multiple opportunities is there a limit to how much time so should ask them to submit their recommendation?
Why is college more expensive ?
Why is college so expensive/ university? Are we supposed to be 40 and still living with student debt? Are we supposed to work our 40k job to pay the 300k dollars on student loans?
How do you focus on your career with being distracted with a relationship ?
Unless you have something important to do other than classes, which you think will help your self-growth indirectly, never skip classes. (good for attendance also, end-sem papers are made by professors who teach you, they often hint during class on the topics which they will put more weightage in exams.)
Is it better to go into research sector or enter into genetic counseling after completing undergraduate in biotechnology?
I am looking for an answer based on job and career prospective.
How can I become a Fire Crew Supervisor by 35?
My goals in life are to be a Frontline Fire Fighter, then continue to Fire Crew Supervisor, and after if I still have time get my Doctorate in Forestry Preservation and teach as a professor.
why is college so expensive? Will it still be expensive by the time I graduate in 2030?
what is grant or something that can help with college or something that can help you not pay so much money into college like a scholarship?
What classes did you take in college to become a professor?
What majors can you take in college to become a professor?
how did you choose what you wanted to be?
how did you choose what you wanted to be when you selected your major for college? for instance i want to be a sports agents but im not sure what major in college i should choose to become one.
What is the best way to market myself?
I want to be seen as someone who is professional and creative to my professors while still enjoying my college life and being relaxed. Im just looking for some advice on how to balance professionalism and being more casual in college.
How would I start looking for colleges?
I want to be a philosophy professor, but I don't know how to pick a school. A lot of schools I think I want to go to don't take philosophy very seriously :(
How to become a professor?
I am looking at possible colleges and careers. As of right now, becoming a college professor sounds really cool to me. What level of education do I need? How long would it take?
What professional activities or internships are available to students that will best prepare me, with experience, to enter into the education field (at the college level) once completing my master's in education #spring23 #educator #education #teacher #professor?
I am looking to enter into the education field as a college professor and I am in need of guidance.
How good of an idea is it to work on your doctorate at the same time as being an adjunct professor?
I'm a high school senior and aspiring linguistics major who intends to become a professor and obtain their PhD. I've heard about adjunct professorship and that while it is very important to become a tenured professor, it's as time-intensive as tenured professorship with significantly less pay. Would these two goals at the same time be too overwhelming or hard to balance? I'd like to hear professional opinions!
How to be successful at level II fieldwork in an outpatient setting?
I start level II fieldwork this summer and have not been exposed to outpatient settings before. I hope to learn more about the inner workings of this setting and expectations for students.
