Career questions tagged school
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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.
Science classes for mechanical engineering?
I'm interested in the field of mechanical engineering. What science class should I take?
What are the basic knowledge requirements to become an accountant ?
I’m in 8th grade and I’ve settled that an accountant is a job id be interested in. I’d like to know however what basic knowledge you’d have to know to start that route.
How can i gain more passion so i can focus in my art class?
hello! I recently got into an art class that i signed up for in 7th grade im in 8th grade now and im not into art anymore or at least im not when im told to… we recently did an assignment with shading and tracing arrows which was super annoying and it gave me pretty bad anxiety, how can i be more calm when i do these things but also not be behind on work?
How do I become a pediatric OT?
I’m a current junior in HS and interning every week with a pediatric OT in an elementary school and absolutely love it! What steps should I take to peruse a career as a pediatric OT?
scholarships into Havard UNIVERSITY?
is there anybody attending Havard University here?????????????
How much education or training do you need to start a career in graphic design?
I am a 10th grader at Largo and I want to be a graphic designer but I wonder how much training I would need in order to be able to do graphic designer as my career.
What are the best study methods for different types of courses?
What are the best study methods for more memorization heavy courses and what are the best methods for math classes? #Fall25
Would you say Ivy League education is overrated, especially if you're pursuing engineering as a career? #Fall25
I'm trying to build up my college application list and am debating whether certain Ivys are worth my time. #Fall25
If I want to get into crime scene investigation or something g similar in the future, what should I study or prepare for?
I'm currently in 8th grade and have developed an interest in things related to crime. I often find myself writing out scenes and wondering how they could be solved, which has led me to my interest in this career path. I was just wondering what I'd need to study or what I should be prepared to see if I do end up going for this path?
How hard is it find a nursing job right out of college?
This would be after receiving my bachelors degree. I hope that I am able to find a nursing job right out of college but I have heard for a lot of people it is challenging also depending on the area. In college I plan to receive a strong education so with this I hope that I am able to get help and guidance on finding a job!
What was the most interesting piece of information that you discovered?
As a senior in high school, I have become very interested in the pre-medical route for my secondary education. For me, science, art, and music, are not separate passions, they actually all compliment each other. From drawing my anatomical diagrams to the analyzing the psychology behind my favorite songs or piano pieces, I believe that to be in the medical field you have to be passionate, and this is exactly who I am. Since I am always eager to learn, I would really love to know from medical school to becoming a doctor, what was the most interesting piece of information that you discovered?
What is your best advice for pursuing a career in the field of communications?
I am currently a high-school senior and I plan on attending a 4 year university. I would like to pursue a path in either sports management or broadcast journalism! Thank you!
What has been your most successful study tips?
What was your most successful study habits that helped you pass classes with good or great grades? Especially with nursing prerequisites!
What are some well paying jobs that don't require many years of schooling?
I am a junior in high school planning to major in something medical in college. I was wondering if there are well paying jobs in the healthcare field that don't require an extreme number of years in school?
How bad is dropping a class?
I am currently taking 17 units at crc (Biology major, wanting to be a dentist), ( I had previously written 18, but that ended up being very wrong) but I think I have undiagnosed ADHD, and it's been taking such a big mental toll on me. I also suffer from intense migraines daily, and I am going to see a neurologist soon for that. My point being, I am constantly stressed and unable to focus. I studied so hard for my math exam, only to fail my second exam. At this rate, I will most likely fail my math class. The class is a preparation for calculus class by the way. I want to transfer to UC Davis as soon as possible, so I feel as though Im putting alot of pressure on myself. If I drop the class, I will be at 11 (previously wrote 14) units. My insurance also can not find me a psychiatrist and hasn't reached out to me yet when I asked to find someone to check if I have ADHD. At this point, I know I do and need to be medicated because I literally can't function. This is kind of a cry for help, idk what to do and im stressed and scared.
What’s a good tip on how to stay organized during the school year?
I’m in middle school right now eighth grade and I have never really been an organized person. And I feel like being organized would help me a lot because I’m also very forgetful and my attention span is short. I feel like if I was more organized then I could keep things in track and not turn in things late. I don’t really know how to get started or if it’s something that naturally comes to you and there’s just nothing I can do, but if you have anything, tell me
Which offer should I take?
Hello everyone. I am 18 (Italian) and I just got two offers(both remote). One at a 30million dollar company and the other at a startup -The offer at the 30 mil company: 25k€ base+ 10% on all revenue. I don't get the commission if i don't hit my quarter target (for the first one is 45.000€ of revenue closed by me). The problem is that the position is not BDR but AE full sales cycle. I should do prospecting, cold calling, closing and Account management all in one and I honestly don't want to because my priority is work life balance(I will also go to university so...) • The other one is at a startup(even tho they have already big clients): it's full remote and is only BDR work, they also give me the lists to call it's about a software that helps companies reduce their impact on the planet. It has a base that goes from 25k€ to 35k€. The quota is about 15 to 25 meeting per month and I get the commission on closer deals (that I don't have to close). I've already signed up for the first one but then there is this new opportunity so I thought I will get the base salary of my 2 months notice period at the first place and then work at the other workplace after. My only fear is that it's a startup so i think it would require more work. The guy from the startup told me i would need to do 50 cold calls a day to get the target since the pick up rate is about 30%. So tell me what I should do here
How to stay motivated in school ?
can you help me i really needed it pls give me atleast 5 sentence please if you answer it thankyou so much you might help me.
What are some recommended courses for an indecisive undecided major?
I’m currently enrolled in university, but i’m an undecided major. The problem is I am very indecisive about my career path. I know I don’t want to do school for a long time, but I want to make good money. I don’t want to major in anything math heavy because that’s the subject I struggle with the most. Any recommendations?
Is there any way to make school an actual, fun experience?
Not to be super cliche but I'm just going to say it... school sucks. I'm ALWAYS eyeing the clock and just waiting for 3:00, all day, everyday. And I know you're probably all like, "Well, Brandy, you can't just say school sucks and not have a reason WHY!" But I do! I do. The people, the school air, and ESPECIALLY the classwork. It's so boring! Just to go home and do MORE classwork?!? So, yeah! All good reasons to hate school! But is there any way at ALL to make school a tad bit more tolerable? Any special tips or tricks I haven't learned about? I simply can't believe school is just this horrible for EVERY student in my school. Much easier to believe I'm missing out on a vital tip.
I want to be a nurse, but what are good and bad things about being a nurse?
I’m am a middle school girl, ever since I was little I’ve always liked helping others when they needed it and I’ve been growing up becoming a much older girl so, I had told myself since I liked helping so much why don’t I be a nurse, I never experienced being a nurse but I just wanted to know what are good and bad thing about being a nurse?
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?
What is considered good to get into a top 20 school?
I'm about to start high school, and I basically already know what i want to do with my life. Yes, I know that's unusual at my age haha. I am really hoping to go to a great school to major in psychology! So far, I have been figuring out a lot of clubs, sports, volunteering, and other extracurriculars I want to do in school. I plan to do the following: -Soccer -Track -FCA -Key Club -Volunteering at local animal shelters -Getting a job, also possibly at a animal shelter -Band/Jazz Band/County band -Peer Buddies -French -(Hopefully) Student Ambassador -And anything else that might interest me that I could fit in! As for grades, I had maintained a 4.0 throughout middle school. I plan to take 3 honors courses next year (which is the most we can do), and hopefully some AP's once I get into 11th. Our school doesn't allow us to take any until we are a junior, unfortunately. I am curious if there is anything I should change or add to this list to get into some better schools in my future. One that has interested me a lot is going to UNC at Chapel Hill, and also UPenn. I know these are some pretty tough places to get into, so I will have to put in the work. Thank you for taking your time to read my question, and hopefully I will get some constructive criticism out of this to consider!
What jobs can I get that have flexible hours for school?
Hello! I am turning 14 in a month, and would like to know what jobs I can get that would fit around my schedule? I have school from 7:30-2:30. I'm in the Peoria area, thank you!
Is there any way to get pre reqs done your senior year in online school?
I want to go to college right after graduating high school for a registered nurse and im wondering if theres any online schooling websites that offer high school classes that give you credit for pre reqs needed to become a rn?
What kind of books to read in the middle school to start the path for a successful lawyer?
After the summer break I will going to 7 grade. Want to utilize my summer break to read books and get more knowledge about lawyers and their work.