Dr Fisch

I am an incoming flight school student looking into prospective employers/cadet pathways. I already have a flight school chosen, but I am interested in CFI cadet pathways and in learning about the legacy airlines and the regionals that lead up to them, such as Envoy and Piedmont.

I am currently a seinor about to go to college for aviation. I am wondering what I should look forward to and some hardships I might run into.

-I got admitted into Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
-I am currently a 12th grader who is taking only college coursework at my community college
-I do not have any certifications or license in relation to aviation

How's training for flight attendants? What tests do you take during training? How hard/difficult/demanding is training?

I feel like everyone either chooses a major based on thier skills or their passion in that field. However as someone who hasnt really figured out what they want to do in life how did you guys know what you wanted to do with your degree and still be happy?

I am a high school senior and I am struggling to decide what to study in college. There are several things I'm interested in but don't want to waste money while I'm figuring things out.

I am attending Texas A&M University in Fall 2026. I plan on entering general engineering and pursuing a major in mechanical engineering.

I'm in a dilemma. I think I want to go into a STEM major, but I'm still undecided. I really love ECON and FINANCES. Science is something I really enjoy doing it seems pretty interesting to me.

I'm in 10th grade in a nursing program, and I'm interested in being a travel nurse. I would like to know more information and see if it is a good option for me!

I'm an 19 years old about to head to college for business major in next fall of 2026! Id really like to explore more on the career paths and roles that have this type of environment!

I am a senior in high school. I have taken some coding lessons to prepare me for the future; however, I would like advice towards what I should be looking forward to in my future. I would also like to know if there is anything I could be doing right now to prepare?

I'm a high school senior looking to go to nursing school, where I know I'll need to learn a lot of information, and later in my career be able to recall any of it at any time. The problem is, a month or two after the test, I have trouble remembering all of the information I learned. I've tried...

I absolutely love business and technology, but I would really like to major within International Business relating to Technology or Technological Advancements, I know nothing on how to set up a technological innovation idea or anything. How should I do it?? Got any tips??

#student #freshmen #curious #get ahead on Career. #flight Attendant I'm a Freshman in Highschool looking to become a flight attendant but want to start early on my education is there anyway to do that at 15 years old?

do I need to work every single day as a lawyer , how many hours does a flight attendant has to work

Currently, I’m a senior in college, pursuing a B.A. in International Relations. I’m contemplating a career change and am interested in aviation. I’m exploring graduate programs and am particularly drawn to an M.S./M.B.A. in Aviation Management. However, I’m hesitant because my current B.A....

i still haven't thought of what to do for my major.

I have decided I want to go for my Master's and Doctorate in Art Education, but I am curious what writing a 200-300 page dissertation and defending it is like. It sounds very daunting at face value at first, but I am never one to back down from a challenge. I just want an idea of what I am...

I'm interested in becoming a fligth attendant, so I have a few questions for any flight attendant. 1. What inspired you to become a flight attendant? 2. What was the training process like, and how long did it take? 3. What qualifications or certifications are required to become a flight...

Interested in becoming a flight attendant, so I am wondering about this career. Daily Life & Work Environment 1. What does a typical day on the job look like for you? 2. How many flights do you usually work in a day or week? 3. How do you handle jet lag and irregular sleeping patterns? 4....

I am totally confused after my graduation. some suggesting to do graphics designing, BCA or many others. I don't know what to do.

I got a degree in psychology and I am wanting to take a break from school. Eventually I'll go to grad school. I just want more job opportunities now and don't know where to look.

Hello, I got a good remote business, I am self employed and I’ll work for one company specifically. I’ll have a manager and I passed well the interview round. Then I communicated that I wanted to move after one month of work in the US to live there(with a ESTA and then a green card, don’t worry...

what kind of skills are the most important to learn before being a flight attendance

I am planning to pursue a career in the hospitality field (likely some sort of business administration but I would like to work in tourism or as a flight attendant.) What has the experience working in this field been like for you? What are the pros and cons I should know about, and tell me as...

Like the amount of years and the things you have to do to get there.

I have enough credits for college to graduate within 3 years but I am not sure if i should double major or graduate early and begin my masters. What should I do?

I’m a 19-year-old international student in the U.S., currently in my first semester. My major is Business with a concentration in Finance. While I like certain aspects of it, I’m not entirely sure if I want to pursue it long-term. I often feel confused about whether it’s truly the right path...

I'm a high school senior going into music. I'm majoring in piano, minoring in violin, getting a master's in conducting, and a DMA to become a music professor. In such an uncertain and ever-changing field, how can I be sure that this is the right thing?

I'm in a weird situation where I have extra time and semesters between now and finishing my primary degree because of how they structured the program and I'm wondering if diversifying is worth it