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As a teacher how do you manage you mental health between your classroom and personal life?
Tips on preventing burnout
Would it be useful to have a degree or minor in Psychology to become a Psychiatric Nurse?
I want to pursue the career of a Psychiatric Nurse, but I am getting my degree in Psychology first and then Nursing. I am thinking to change my major from Psychology to Nursing with a minor in Psych, but I would like to know if my original plan actually be more helpful to my career plan. #Spring2026
What's the best way to go about exploring my major interests in college as a freshman?
I have a lot of major interests, including psych, acting for theater and screen, TEFL, environmental sustainability & policy, journalism, linguistics, and creative writing. I'm really excited to go to college this fall and explore all of my interests, but I'm wondering what the best way to...
Is being a psychiatrist manageable if you're thinking of starting a family How many hours do they usually work??
I'm thinking of different types of jobs I want to work, but I also wanna know if it's a difficult job to handle.
How to benefit others with a Psych degree?
How to ensure I use my future degree in Psychology to help others in the future, and will I ever know I have helped them?
What is one financial trap young professionals fall into early in their careers that I should start planning to avoid now? #Spring26
I am a high school Junior who is planning to major in economics. I want to learn from those who came before me so I do not make the same mistakes they did. I aspire to be successful and know that I need to learn a lot. I am willing to be humble, and I know what it takes to succeed. #Spring26?
How do you balance professional goals and interests with personal values?
I am a freshman in business school and really interested in consulting. I love how it is a career built on strategy and allows for some variety in work. As I start to explore some of the top firms, I really like most of their work, but sometimes the clients they work for don't align with my...
What is one thing you wished you had done before applying for medical school?
I am a premed freshman and have many questions about my future in the field. I hope to gain some guidance from those who have already walked the road. Are there any regrets or missed opportunities you wish you had known about?
How do I choose between being a therapist and being an actor?
I'm a 17-year-old high school student; I've loved doing theater for years. But I'm afraid I won't make any real money if that were to be my career. I'm passionate about helping children through therapy, but I think I would be happier in the long run if I were to pursue theater. I'm mostly...
What skills or activities can I do in college to make myself stand out amongst the rest when it comes to obtaining a career in Psychology, specifically, Mental Health Counseling ?
#Spring 26 I am pursuing a degree in Psychology. I hope to obtain a Bachelor's or Master's degree in order to strive for the career and certification of a mental health counselor. Psychology is a popular major that is even required as a class for those who are not majoring in the field. In...
What are the most important skills employers are looking for in today's applicants?
I am currently undecided on a major but I am interested in communications and writing related careers
Do I need to pursue a phd to be a Mental Health Counselor I will be majoring in Psychology to start begin my journey towards becoming a Mental Health Counselor. Is this the best place to begin? #Spring26
I wanted to know what would be the most helpful route to achieve my dream of helping others #Spring26
Should I do computer science or psychology?
I'm a high school senior and I'm going to go to college in the summer and I'm just curious if getting a degree in computer science is still worth getting, or if I should go for psychology instead.
How should I organize my classes if Im trying to major in Psychology for counseling? Can I do that in the standard 4 years?
I am trying to go into therapy for at risk youth and felons, and Im not quite sure how I should get there
How can I turn solid Russian skills into a real advantage in global security or military careers?
I’m a junior at UW-Madison focusing on Global Security and Russian. I want to use the language practically in a future career in national security. What experiences or extra steps (beyond classes) actually made Russian a game-changer for people in security, policy, or military roles?