Career questions tagged student
I would love to explore writing on my own digitally but am feeling the need to go to college and get a degree,would that make a difference?
#Spring24
Hey, how much do you use different softwares in the engineering field ?
Things like autocad and mat labs, I know they use excel a lot but more complicated ones.
As a professional in the tech industry, what are the key factors that have contributed to your career growth and how do you stay updated with the rapidly changing technology trends? #Spring24
"I completed my first degree in political science, and currently, I am studying for a master's degree in development policy. After completing my studies, I want to understand the current changes in technology, so I need to learn more about it."
How do I become a competitive CS applicant in a short period of time??
I'm currently in my final year of A level and my final exams are this October, I have to start applying to Uni this may but I don't have many supercurriculars despite having so many extracurriculars.
What's the one simple habit that enhances all aspects of life?
I mean how does adopting that one habit positively impact mental, physical, and financial well-being?
How could I possibly shadow or contribute to my mentoring?
I have found a mentor that is a professor and a social worker with her own practice. When we first met we discussed things I could do, such as research and just asking questions in general, one of her suggestions was to shadow, but we were both concerned about the ethical dilemmas that would form as I am a highschool student although I do dual psychology classes at college which technically made me a college student. Many college students shadow professionals in the mental health field because they are studying that field, would this make it more acceptable if I were to shadow my mentor while obviously following HIPAA laws, ethical concerns, and getting the patients okay.
What is the hardest interview question you've been asked and how did you answer it?
Also, did you get the job?
How do I become an Expert?
How does one go from a student to an expert, and what are strategies that you use to help retain information necessary for your expertise?
Aside from the high pay, what is the appeal of Computer Science?
I am a college student at Hofstra University. I'm a Computer Science major and am currently a college sophomore.
Do I need any qualification's to enter a college IT course in the Uk
My name is Ameer. I'm 16 years old and I have been in the Uk for 5 months. Right now I go to an English Level 1 Course at a college. But the college said to me that I need to apply to other courses to continue my Journey. I have applied for a BTEC Level 1 Introductory Diploma in Information Technology. I don't have any qualifications because I'm new in the country. My question is do I #student need to have GCSEs to enter the course even if I'm new to the country?
While being a full-time student, how do you manage work and studying?
#student-development #student
I want to take 2 majors ( Aviation and IT Managment). How do I start and where do I find the resources?
I am a freshman and 15 years old. There is a enrollment for early college classes PSEO and we can only take 1 class though I dont know which major I should start on.
How do I improve my resume to get internship?
I am a 4th year mechanical engineering student at CSULB and looking to improve my skills and learn more experiences through internships and work experiences.
When going to college for nursing how often do I need to study?
I get really distracted but I’m trying to in in the habit of studying way more then what I do already.
I want to shift course but I have many things/factors to consider. What should I do ?
I am currently a first-year, taking Bachelor of Elementary Education but lately I feel burned out with this course plus considering the surrounding within my course which is so toxic, and honestly I don't think teaching is something that I am passionate about. Now I've been thinking of shifting course into BA COMMUNICATION because I am really invested with everything happening to the world, I want to work anything related to broadcast or media industry, I want to enhance my skills with anything related to this course, and it was also my jhs dream so I think this course will be aligned to the career path I want to take. But unfortunately, didn't continued pursuing it due to my mom's influence because she said that BA COMM is so hard to pursue and it will too hard for me which scared the hell out of me (and I regret being influenced with this kind of reason hadsjkajd) Well, I tried the course she suggested which is this course, but meh...I no longer see myself continuing this. Now, searching upon the things I have to question myself before deciding to shifting course, I am kinda hesitating now and I don't now why. And I have things to consider now such as the tuition fee. Since my current tuition fee is around 10k per semester only due to the fact that my institution have this kind of scholarship exclusively for education courses only where they'll lower the actual tuition fee from 30k per sem to 10k if you're a freshie or regular student. But at the same time, I feel like I am just wasting my time here with this course. Although my institution have this kind of scholarship, our course isn't their priority that's why I don't think I am gaining the education I need to have because I no longer see myself learning. And I have these questions in mind also about the things I need to expect once I decided to shift course. Do you think that I need more time to think about shifting my course? And when do you think is the time to decide that it's time to shift course? Will it be hard for me to be an irregular student and to catch up? Should I go to what my heart really desires or should I choose practicality (continue pursuing my current course)? Need your thoughts for this hehehe. Thankies in advance!
how to succeed in college?
upcoming freshman in college. How do I get straight A's?
Why do humans have to attend school for so long
why is it considered professional to go to a college or university instead of going right into the work force and why do people trust you more if you have attended school for longer periods of time