Career questions tagged spring23
What is the best way to prepare for pre-vet as a 16 year old sophomore in high school (How to get internships/scholarships/best ap classes to take/other extracurriculars that will get me into college) ?
I am a 16 year old in 10th grade and I'm not sure how to properly prepare if I want to go to college with the intention of eventually getting into veterinary.
How do you figure out what you want to spend your life doing?
I'm an ambitious student, I have so many ideas of what I could do with my life. I have an interest in biology, math, space, and maybe even writing, to name a few. There's added anxieties to these dreams, such as cost, distance, scholarships , future jobs, and if you even want to do it. There are so many queries under the broad umbrella of my main question, how do you figure out what you want to spend your life doing?
By taking US History CLEP exam instead of AP US History exam, what are some pros and cons?
I was not able to take APUSH exam, so I recently heard about CLEP considering taking it in college to save tuition for US History. I am not going to social studies/history relation study concentration for undergrad.
What should I do after I’m done with high school ?
I’m interested in learning about the medical field or welding.
Can you get a career as a forensic scientist with a chemistry and/or chemical engineering degree?
I am currently in college studying chemistry as an incoming freshman and I know that I love chemistry, I have a passion for STEM, and I want to make a future career from this. However, I don't know if graduating with a chemistry degree or chemical engineering degree is more valuable in the future when trying to get jobs in the science/research field. This year I want to be dedicated, successful, prosperous, and focused on hard work and building my experiences.
What steps do I need to take to become someone that helps our environment?
I want to become someone that helps the environment (by making things like decomposable styrofoam). The problem is I don’t know where to start. I’m a freshman in high school going on sophomore year, and I feel like there’s more stuff that I can do in my high school years that could help me find out exactly what I want to do, but I don’t know what those things are or if they’re even available. Is there any way you can help?
What can I do to get more involved in engineering, architecture, & urban planning?
I'm currently a rising junior in high school and I'm interested in having a career in architecture, engineering, public transport, or urban planning. What options do I have to learn more about these fields prior to college?
How can I become a Brand Manager in the future?
I am a rising junior in college majoring in marketing with a concentration in data analytics. I have heard professionals talk about brand management and it's something that interests me. What skills should I work on in college so that I would be able to do the work that a brand manager does? Also, what is the path people take when they graduate college to become a brand manager?
What advice could you give me to achieve my goal of becoming a trauma nurse. #spring23
How was it getting to where you are now, Were the work hours hard?
How can I explore and learn about different jobs I may be interested in?
I’m thinking about having a career in the health professions field, but I’m not sure what specific job I should choose since I may not enjoy working in a hospital or clinic setting. I’m interested in science and know there are a lot of careers, but don’t really know what they are yet and haven’t gotten a chance to explore them. How can I explore and learn about different jobs I may be interested in? I want a job that I can have fun doing while consistently learning new things. I love biology and research and also health science. #spring23
What should i learn to get a job in Repairing Technology (Computers, Phones, Possible Game consoles or servers.) ?
My dream job is to repair technology, What things should i do and learn to help land a job like this?
What are some careers that would go well with a Global Studies major?
What are some careers that would go well with a Global Studies major? I am interested in the learning process of global studies and I want to have a career with that focus. I already have a few ideas to what I want to do in my future, but I want to research any other professions.
As a future HR professional, what emerging trends or technologies should I be aware of and actively engage with to stay competitive in the industry and provide value to organizations?
3rd-year student at CSU San Bernardino Major: Business Administration - Human Resources I work as a student assistant for the student success center at the university
What are some of the main distractions faced when trying to pursue your dream (I want to be a psychologist ) For instance , getting distracted by a person being a bad influence or you just trying to party every night like a normal college adult or anything in general also, what are some tips you have for those trying to live in the college dorm? ?
some knowledge I have about this is for example, try to get help on your food expenses because it really gets expensive. But I would like to know more about this because I plan to live in my college dorm when I get there wait to go.
What degrees are accepted for the position of a Speech Pathologist in California in the school setting Are there any requirements other than a degree to become a Speech and language Pathologist in California ? ?
Will I be required to take more classes for my masters in communication disorders (or any other accepted MS degrees for speech , because my degree is in liberal studies?
Having no experience in comp sci courses in high school, would a comp sci minor be doable?
I am considering taking AP Calculus AB for my senior year, the other option is to take AP Statistics. Based on my future major and minor I would like to decide which math to take.
How can I make the most of my college experience without overspending?
I'm just generally stuck I don't wanna be in debt but I also wanna graduate.
What college in Florida is the best to attend for pediatric occupational therapy ?
I really like working with children and wanted to get an idea of that field before going to college for it.
What can I do to make my future college application look good ?
Hi! My name is Valeria and am in about to be a sophomore in high school. I was curious about things I could do to impress colleges and make them want to pick me as a student. Next year I am planning on joining my schools HOSA club. My interests after high school is something in the pediatric field and wanted to know if there was anything in specific that could make me stand out. Thank you!!
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 do I become successful in life like my parents and siblings, without going down the same path they went down?
My parents and siblings all went down the marketing path and have successful jobs and companies. I am leaning towards other things but feel like I can’t be successful in life if I don’t follow what they all did.
Is being an anesthesiologist worth it?
As a student, I find joy in swimming and reading books. I am currently in 6th grade, but soon I'll be entering 7th grade. My aspiration is to become an anesthesiologist, but I have concerns about the cost and duration of the education required to pursue this career. I'm worried that it might take me 10 years to complete college, grad school, and residency. I wonder if I'm setting my expectations too high and whether it's all worth it.
Even if my strengths don't align with the job I want to have, will I still be successful? #spring23
Hello! My name is Sam, and I want to be a neurologist because I want to contribute more to the field through discoveries. However, my areas of strength lie in the arts. I want to know if this is truly the correct job for me in order to achieve success and happiness.
How can I narrow down all the career paths I am interested in?
There are a lot of things I want to find more about, but am not sure where to start! I have gotten some experimenting and knowledge through school clubs and asking family members about their jobs, and have signed up for one job shadow. But there aren’t many job shadows around me and I’m not sure how to find more. Any ideas?
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!
What should I do to start my path to being a pilot and what do I need to research so I can learn more about this career I want?
What level of education do I need to be a pilot?
What is it like being an architect?
what path should i follow to make sure i become a great architect? Is there a good work life balance? what is it like to work with clients to make a good design for a building?