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how would you know if you choose the correct career path to follow ?
I going to study business administration which is more better and get jobs really easily
What skills can aspiring business professionals develop now rather than later so that our jobs cannot be replaced by AI?
In an age of growing technology, AI has threatened many career paths, including my own in business. I know that the key to overcoming AI in our careers is to develop skills that are irreplaceable by AI, skills that can only be done by humans, but I have a difficult time discovering what these...
What is the best way to maintain a healthy school and work schedule in college #Spring25
What is the best way to maintain a healthy school and work schedule in college #Spring25
Through what specific college internships, courses and programs would help me to combine my love for law and journalism into a successful career, in other words, what career path would satisfy both the lawyer and the journalist in me? #Spring25?
Hi! Throughout high school, I have developed a strong admiration for both journalism and the legal field. As Editor in Chief of my school newspaper and Captain of the Moot Court and Mock Trial Competition team, I'm wondering what steps I can take to further myself in a career that contains...
How do you manage your schooling, full-time work, and life balance? #Spring25
I am a mom of three young children, I work full time and will be taking on part-time credits, working towards by Bachelor's Degree.
#Spring25
Im looking to pursue a career in the NFL working in the front office, do you think I should look at going to school for Law, Sports management or both?
I'm in 10th grade and I would really enjoy pursuing a job in sports management because I love football and want to work in the front office of an NFL team. Also wondering what another degree instead of sports management would help like law maybe?#nfl #nflfrontoffice
Do I have a shot at becoming a GM in the NFL or any big positions in the team's front office?
I'm in 10th grade and I would really enjoy pursuing a job in sports management because I love football and basketball and want to work in the front office of an NFL team. Also wondering what another degree instead of sports management would help like law maybe? #nfl #sportsmanagement
Tips for marketing career?!
Hello, I am starting college August (current senior in HS) and I am interested in marketing as a career. I just wanted any tips on how to explore and improve my marketing skills. Is there any thing I need to know before joining this career? Is there any websites or software that I should know...
How can a student like me manage finding and working a job while working on getting a degree?
I am a student looking for a job to have during college. How can I be prepared and responsible while doing school and a job at once?
What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced in your career?
Tough moments or obstacles you may have come across
How will my masters of business administration open more doors for me both within and outside of my current organization, and how will it help support the HR and finance aspects of my job?
How will my masters of business administration open more doors for me both within and outside of my current organization, and how will it help support the HR and finance aspects of my job?
What is the best piece of studying advice you've been given?
I am a 17-year-old transferring to a four-year college in the fall. I plan to major in nursing. I have enough prerequisites, so I am able to apply to nursing school in the spring. While I have good study habits, I know that nursing school is hard, and I'm worried that the habits I have might...
What career paths are available with a botany degree? I am interested in working in conservation and with the national parks service, but would like to hear other paths that may be viable as well?
I am entering my sophomore year of college in the fall and have a summer research internship where I will be learning the basics of research, so I'm excited for the possibility of going in the direction of research, but I would love to be more in the field than not. Any suggestions?
How can I combine the two things I love the most so I can have a major I love?
How can I, someone passionate about both creative writing and environmental science, integrate these fields into a cohesive college major or career path that allows me to make a meaningful impact