Andrew

I'm not the best student, to say the least, as I've always struggled to learn, but I love to learn and want to have the best possible chance at getting internships or co-ops.

I'm considering a career in supply chain management. What would be the recommended software or skills that I should learn to make my applications for internships look better as I don't take any supply chian classes until sophmore year.

For context I'm a business major concentrating in supply chain management and management information systems at Northeastern University. What credentials would I need? What specific jobs would I be better suited to? Whats the intensity for coding and math? How useful are online certifications?

At the moment I'm working as a web page designer using WordPress for Northeastern University. If I wanted to expand my skills and do the Google UX design certification, how well would that boost my credentials if I wanted to do a UX design job? I'm a business major concentrating in MIS and...

I'm considering going into MIS, so I'm wondering what are all the paths that I can go down. How bad is the math and the rest of the coursework? What are the best companies to work for?

What are the different types of consulting I can get into? I'm looking into the industry and it sounds interesting.

I know this title is quite general, but once I saw a video saying you shouldn't carry a backpack to a interview but instead a laptop bag or a briefcase. Is that necessary? Does using a laptop bag or a brief case look more professional?

For context, my parents are insistent that I go to Northeastern University, as they're obsessed with acceptance rates. It's 34,000 without federal loans, which is quite outrageous as we are broke. They're insistent that they are able to afford it yet even if were not, I'd rather not spend that...

For some background information I'm pretty broke. My family dosen't have the best circumstances and they're trying to invest in a new location for a resteraunt. I'm going to be attending Northeastern Oakland next school year and I'm wondering if I should work more than a federal work study. A...

I'm wondering what the work life balance in supply chain management careers is like?

I love the study of history more than any other subject and if I could major in it I would. I've always heard that history majors are versatile as the soft skills will land you a job from teaching to business. What business jobs can history majors get and how much will they be paid. Would it be...

I'm wondering if a BS, BA, or BBA is better for a economics major. I know there are different graduation requirements, but will it help in getting a job?

I'm wondering if high school honors matter to empoylers. I already got accepted ED into Northeastern University, so I assume it won't matter to colleges if I didn't get one. I'm planning to drop a math class as I hate math and it just stresses me out. Will Northeastern rescind my application if...

I've always heard that history majors are useless. I love the study of our past and the stories of people. My APUSH teacher always said that there are plenty of jobs for history majors in business due to the soft skills learned from the major. What are some good jobs that history majors can go...

I'm considering minoring, or double majoring in history. I enjoy studying history and have 6 AP credits of history already. I was wondering if it's better to minor or double major. Which looks better on a resume to employers? If I minor then could I graduate with a double major in two business...

I've been considering becoming a lawyer as my parents really want me to become one. Would it be a good idea to double major in undergrad for law school? I might not want to be a lawyer in the end, so having a double major might help if I didn't want to go to law school. Would having a double...

I'm on my college search process at the moment and I was wondering what's the diffrence between the three majors? Would one be more valuable to an empoyler?

I really want to go out of state for college as there's not many opportunities in South Dakota. If I were to stay in state for college, so I was wondering how I would reach my goal of a supply chain engineer, or some other supply chain job? Would an operations management minor and a management...

I was wondering if Mass Open Online Courses are good on a college application if I don't pay for a certification?

Does going to a prestigous university make any diffrence aqquring a job in this field? How stressful is a supply chain management major and the jobs? How would I need to network to achieve my goals?