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Sue Kay

Partner Affairs/HR
Management Occupations - Business and Financial Operations Occupations
Fort Collins, Colorado
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Jocelyne Feb 02 1868 views

What advice do you have for someone going into small business management?

I am a high school senior and I am about to go to college for small business management. I am curious if this degree will benefit me in life after college.

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Jaden Feb 03 2448 views

What career/ job paths go along with what I’m good at and Passion about ?

I’m 20 I’ve always been into artistic and creative things. I’m naturally good at math and I can catch onto things pretty easily. I want to try new things but also want it to be things I can enjoy.

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Nevaeh Feb 04 1791 views

What should I do if I'm stuck between two career options?

Part of me wants to become a cosmetologist, like a hairstylist or a makeup artist, but the other part wants to become a choir or music teacher. I've done research on both, and am in classes for both currently. (Online Cosmetology and Chorale).

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Ivalani Nov 30, 2025 2184 views

What are some ways I can meet people in the field that I want to create a career in?

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What are some good questions to ask about a field we might be interested in?

What is the best first step to take when you don’t have any clue on what to do for your future?

p.s. I know it was only one question but I had to take space.

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Zayden Feb 02 2397 views

What major should I do I am undecided?

I like technology, from playing video games in my life and also like sports. The only job I have worked is a Camp Russell up at Richmond MA

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Zoe Nov 23, 2025 151 views

Is it more beneficial—whether from a financial standpoint or in terms of academic outcomes—to begin my post-high school education at a community college rather than enrolling directly in a four-year university?

I’m interested in understanding how factors such as tuition costs, transfer opportunities, academic preparedness, and long-term career advantages compare between starting at a community college and going straight into a university program.