Destiny Hankerson
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Why does tech feel so immoral?
Why does tech feel so immoral? I'm a computer science student having a change of heart regarding my degree. I don't think it's helping humans more than doing the opposite of that. I think I wanted to go for something that involves more activism like journalism or law. Fields which actually help...
Is Philosophy a good choice?
As far as I know, Philosophy doesn't have many career options in it. Teacher, policy maker/defining ethics and like, someone who spreads their ideas through social media, author -- are some I am aware of. But does anything else also exist? What does a philosopher earn on average? Can there be...
What unexpected changes did you experience starting college and how did you deal with them?
What unexpected changes did you experience starting college and how did you deal with them? Are there any changes that you experienced that wasn't told to you beforehand or you weren't expecting?
What are some ways I can put my Health Science degree to use?
I am a Health Science major at Georgia Southern University in my second year. Since Health Science alone is pretty broad, I'm trying to explore different career paths. I'm honestly bit sure what all is out there. If you work in health science, what is your specific career and what is one thing...
I have always struggled with motivation- my earlier life was a struggle. But now, on my way to college, I'm worried about losing motivation and not being able to become the best version of myself. Between feeling homesick, seasonal depression, my own mental illness, and making friends, I'm worried that I might lose motivation and struggle in my classes. What are some tips and habits that can help me do all of my educational work while still being social enough to make friends and join communities Does anyone else struggle with this? What works for you guys? Thank you so much! #Fall25?
I have always struggled with motivation- my earlier life was a struggle. But now, on my way to college, I'm worried about losing motivation and not being able to become the best version of myself. Between feeling homesick, seasonal depression, my own mental illness, and making friends, I'm...
Should I take a science related class for premed?
Why is it better to take science related classes for premed or a major you enjoy? How long does it typically take for someone who isn't taking a science related class to complete all their prereqs
What careers are most needed right now and will be for a while?
I'm also wondering if some of those can be achieved in associate's degrees, certifications, and short-term trade schools. Not just 4-6 year universities.
What are some human skills I should start building now to succeed in college and in a future career ?
What are some human skills I should start building now to succeed in college and in a future career?
What are some career paths to look at that involve children and the medical field besides being a pediatrician?
I am a rising senior in high school and am taking multiple classes relating to child growth and development but I also am interested in the medical field. I want to know if there are other job paths to look at before I start applying for colleges and what the lives of other career paths look...
How can I improve my time management skills so I can pursue my degree and also have time for personal interests? ?
I'm a high school senior, majoring in nursing and considering minoring in psychology. My time management skills are improving and I've started using more organization tools. However, I still find myself occasionally getting overwhelmed. How can I balance a rigorous courseload and also have time...
Career Village Info?
How does this platform work, and how can I make the most of it?
How do I learn how to write research papers as an undergrad freshman with no research experience?
I am pursuing a bachelor of science degree in data science. I want to be able to write and publish research papers, however any research papers I look into is very complex for me to understand. How do I overcome this barrier quickly? Any suggestions of introductory research papers I can start...
If my strength is dedication and my hobbies are art and soccer, what types of careers or industries might best fit me?
I am finishing my 10th grade year and I have been playing soccer for 3 years.
do your extracurriculars in high school have to be related to your major?
I'm in 4 clubs in school and I have leadership positions in most of them, but none of them are related to mechanical engineering. Is that ok if I don't necessarily want to go to an ivy league/t20 school but still want to go to honors programs such as ASU barrett or something?