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We aren't allowed to reference our notes or the textbook during the exam. I find this course to be very challenging since it is very technical and has a lot of information. How can I combat against information overload and memorize the key concepts and apply them to different scenarios?

When work situations unsettle me emotionally, I sometimes find it hard to reset and refocus. I want to strengthen my emotional intelligence gradually. What are some practical, step-by-step strategies that have worked for others in professional environments?

I'm currently working as a tax specialist while pursuing a degree in accounting. I'm interested in transitioning into a business systems analyst role and want to build the right skills. Are there specific certificates that would help prepare me for this kind of work? I'm especially interested...

I'm considering a career shift into business systems analysis and want to explore graduate programs that align with this goal. I'm currently studying accounting and work in financial services. I'm drawn to roles that involve process improvement, strategic problem-solving, and bridging...

I'm currently working as a tax specialist while pursuing a bachelor's degree in accounting. I'm interested in transitioning into a business systems analyst role and want to build the right skills and credentials. Are there specific certificates that would help me prepare me for this kind of...

I'm finishing up my bachelor's degree in accounting, but I'm considering transitioning to a career in data analytics. I'm considering getting my master's degree in data analytics. I would love to hear your story about how you transitioned from accounting to data analytics. Thank you!

HR, MIS, Business Admin, etc?

Did you get your bachelor's then master's degree, or did you get the 150 credits through a 5 year bachelor's degree program. What where the pros and cons of your path, and what did you like/dislike about it?

There's many benefits to being an remote student, but in my experience, it can also be extremely isolating. How can I continue to meet people and network with potential employers?

I'm considering getting my bachelor's degree in human resources. HR appeals to me because I feel that it would be a more "social" job than accounting, and that my career would have a more fulfilling purpose. However, I tend to be somewhat shy and can be overwhelmed by too much social...

I worked as a cashier in a busy grocery store throughout high school and college. It was a good job, although there were days when I was overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle and interacting with so many people. When I had bad days, I dreamed of the day when I was an accountant and wouldn't have...

I want to live a full, happy life, and I don't want my life revolving around my job more so than necessary.

I feel that my full-time job and my life responsibilities get in the way of me writing. What techniques have helped you to write daily?

What questions should I ask to learn as much as possible about a career?

I'm really shy, so the idea of networking makes me really uncomfortable. My shyness is keeping me back from making impactful connections. How do I overcome it?

Python, C+, etc

Materials engineering degree perhaps?

How did you do it?

Is there a demand for forensic accountants in big cities vs small cities, the East Coast vs the Midwest, etc.

Are they usually part of the B4?

I work full-time but want to explore different careers. What are some ways I can do this other than googling careers?

Fraud Analysts?

What personal qualities do you need? What aspects of this careers must not be a deal breaker for you?

What personal qualities do you need? What aspects of this careers must not be a deal breaker for you?

What companies could I work in?

What are some stressors? What makes you love this job?

Things that come to mind are meteorology, engineering, accounting. How about IT?

Becoming a writer has been something that I've wanted to do since I was a little girl. However, I struggle with expressing myself, and I tend to become really critical of my work, and I usually give up. Is this a sign that I'm not meant to be a writer?

Marketing, sales, general business?

Would it analyze ways to boost revenue and control expenses?