Pamela Woodard

Was going to college and getting a degree worth it for the job you have now?

Hi, I'm looking for somebody working in astrophysics willing to answer some questions I had about that career stream (just so I know what it's like working in it).

How do I find a good internship near my area that can go on my curriculum? What can I do to get into my dream college and major in international relations?

What does neurosurgeons do ?

I currently study finance at Taylor University, Malaysia. And am interested in investing, banking, finance, economics, and how money works. I was looking for opportunities to work in a related sector such as investment banking or banks in general. Still, I want to know which countries have such...

Looking for a good college.

I don't know much about it, so I thought this would be a good first question

How can you platform your gpa in order to set high goals?

I am interested in becoming a meteorologist, but I want to make in a more popular populated area. Is that hard or what do I need to do?

What kind of jobs can I get with a business degree?

I would love to become an OBGYN when I get older. I also love to do side hustles and make money on the side. I would like to also do hair and play volleyball on my free time.

I play sports, instruments and am willing to learn anything to get a scholarship but what would be my highest chances?

I want to prepare and complete the necessary requirements to be able to study at Europe.

When is the best time to start networking and building professional relationships in your desired career field?

I already have experience building my own websites and testing them. I need guidance on how to pursue my desire career. Thank you for taking the time to read my question.

Tips on what to include if have no prior experience
Tips for students applying for internships and job
What do interviewers look for in a resume
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How many college credits do you need to become a police officer?

Does bad credit disqualify you from being a police officer?

What's a good career for people who are interested in a human mind?

I'm a Job Corps student .

I am a freshman and I want to go to college but if I major in the wrong thing then what? How do I figure out what career I want to pursue based on my interests and what college education I need?

How would you determine a career path when you have multiple dreams and goals?

I have 13 years of experience in the education field. I took a course in professional coaching. I have conflict resolution and paralegal skills training. I taught finance to students. I enjoy learning foreign languages and I have experience teaching ESL students. I hate writing but I love...

I'm looking for a part-time that will allow some flexibility with my schedule and I have recently become interested in virtual assistance.

Currently looking to strengthen my application for college.

Should I choose to major in something I enjoy doing or if I should choose a major that leads to a career that pays well?