Career questions tagged student
I'm stuck on what to do, can anyone help?
I'm about to enter 10th grade and right now I'm stuck between becoming an elementary teacher or enlisting in the military. I'm in EdRising for becoming a teacher and in the NJROTC program at my school to seek a path in the military. I honestly don't know which to choose, if anyone from any pathway can give me suggestions or feed back it would be greatly appreciated.
I live in the Philippines, I want to become a marine biologist or anything related, but i dont know where or how or what to start in??
Personally ive never met or seen any fellow Filipino people work in fields related to marine life, and as of now being in junior highschool i wanna be able to figure it out as soon as possible, what should i be learning? what should i be aiming for? but most importantly I dont know how to do it in my environment, everyone is about being nurses or engineers, its not commonplace at all to see a set and ready path available for the career id want. Like what would i pick as a track? what strand would i pick next? how should i go on with living my life with a goal like this in mind?
Good day everyone. I'm 2nd year college student and I'm planning to transfer to another school and shift to another course/major this 2nd semester. I'm currently taking Bachelor of Science in Psychology and I plan on shifting to Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting or Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. To all of those Industrial-engineering and BSMA students, I'm asking for your thoughts and advice about this one. Do you think it's a good idea? Thank you in advance for those who will respond. Have a great day ahead!
I'm from Philippines. I'm planning to transfer in Batangas State University JLPC Malvar. I'm a fast learner but ofc this majors would still give me a headache. I badly need your advice guys😭. Additional question. Which one do you guys think has more job opportunities in the Philippines, Management Accounting or Industrial-engineering?
I'm a low-income, first generation student and am seeking career mentorship. Where do I start?
I am a community college student interested in working at a bank as a financial advisor. My community college does not have the resources to help me so I don't know where to start.
Is it better to choose the career that I love or the one that makes more money?
I'm a student who will start working in the future and I've always been curious of which is better
How do you find scholarships for non US veterinary study in the US And do they accept us an international undergraduate student??
I’m 22 female and currently I’m a fourth year veterinary student. As school is about to finished plus my thesis too I’m stressing out about wanting to continue my DVM/VMD. However, I’ve always wanted to continue my degree in the US. Because this field in my Country is still considered as new/young(only one university in the country the faculty was founded in 2010 for bachelor and 2018 for DVM program).What my fear are how can I do it? Will they accept me ? What school I’m gonna chose that suitable for non-US student like I am ? Plus I’m short of money too. I’ve seen many aspiring women from other developing country like me able to continue their degree in the US too so that why I’m wondering.
Hello,I am incoming senior high school this year and I'm already thinking about choosing what to pursue in the future whether should I pick accountancy or IT to learn about it early.Which one is better?
For accountant,I am introverted person and for IT,I'm into technology but the thing is my grade in math is just average.
How do I choose the career I want to pursue?
I’m going into 8th grade in the fall as a honors student and most high schools in New York are based on certain professions and skills. How can I choose high school without knowing what I want to be when I grow up?
Hello how can I volunteer here? Just curious.
I mean if someone first signed up as a student but now want to volunteer. Can they do that?
I’m really passionate for sports but haven’t fully committed to a single sport yet, and I just finished my sophomore year of high school, should I try committing to a single one for a college scholarship?
My entire childhood was soccer. When the pandemic hit, I stopped playing and got very rusty, then late pandemic I tried out for a travel team and was a disaster. I played on, knowing that improvement comes with practice. In eighth grade I played basketball. Last year in freshman year I played american football and volleyball (a long break from soccer). This year, I went back to soccer and played not too bad although I was injured for half the season, then I wrestled during the winter (which I loved and was good at), then I played volleyball again (which I have potential in). Since I grew up with soccer and have a lot of it in my argentine culture, I truly have a passion for the sport although my skills in wrestling and volleyball have huge potential. Right now I’m practicing non-stop to get ready for the soccer season in junior year and am thinking in pursuing in that, but I’m not sure if I’m wasting potential in wrestling or volleyball. Should I pursue in one sport and play club instead of two other sports and try getting a scholarship or have my fun in all three?
I there any thing I should know before going to get a Bachelor's in mechanical engineering ?
Just any tips or things I should already know about Mechanical Engineering
How can I better prepare myself for the future?
I am currently a rising senior and originally I thought I wanted to be a physical therapist, but I know they do not make a lot of money. I want to be in a career where I can help people and still be able to help myself.
How can I find a proper school/life balance and improve the areas where I am lacking?
I am currently a 2nd-year student at CUNY Baruch College studying Marketing. I am still unsure if I picked the right major but some aspects interest me. I desire to improve my communication skills and time management because I have been struggling and I want a clearer sense of direction.
Is there any Nurse Practitioner on here ?
I'm a student and have a few questions about Nurse Practitioner.
What is one aspect of college that most college students and alumni have experienced and what makes that experience memorable?
I'm still a high school junior who is preparing for college. My teachers, friends and family all talk about how difficult college can be and I want to know what challenges or experiences I might face going into college so I can better equip myself for it.
I want to be an AD man ,i Love marketing and advertising, How important is college on this part, bear in mind I can buy necessary courses, acquire the skill and then go ahead to intern in an organization ?
College,No College
What can I do about my career choice ?
I’m having issue with my career choice is it has been bothering me a lot , please I really need help, I’m thinking of moving into engineering but I just need some guidance
how can i solve this problem ?
what should i do i am an undergraduate of bachelor of social science i did my module which were selected for me so i failed Psychology 101 and passed 102 because i was not familiar with life science . At second semester i passed all my modules and failed again my tutorial class and now i am in short of my credits and i want to continue with my Industrial psychology but i do not know what to do am i going to be able to over credit or not ?