Wong Loke Yuen

I'm thinking about taking on some minors to further my education, but I've heard that minors don't matter to employers. Is this true? Are minors just as important as majors? For more context, I am currently a Theatre Arts major and English and Creative Writing: Publishing major. I want to get...

What IT jobs can I get with an Associate's degree in Information Technology? I enjoy building things and like hands-on jobs that are also well-paid. I learn quite quickly, so any practical job I can get with my Associate's degree in Information Technology would be a good career option for me.

Senior at the College of Charleston majoring in Communication. Interested in HR, sales, and event planning, but unsure of what steps to take post-grad to land a job since the job market is so competitive.

What skills are most important for someone who wants to work in technology or software development?

I am a student who is on a journey to being a consultant I need a guide to know what I need areas I need to touch, books I need to read website I need to visit to be come a good consultant

I'm a high school senior and I've always wanted to help people who need it most, and especially kids/teenagers. Ive taken early childhood for 4 years and I'm getting certification in it. I have been interning at an elementary school for 3 years and have worked with Kindergarten and 2nd grade....

specially in UN and that too high paying and can we have business aswell?

What are the best high school extracurriculars for astrophysics? I was advised to join clubs or organizations that could help me learn more about this subject. What high school classes would be the best to take? I know math and science classes would be the most helpful, but I wanted to see if...

I am a communication major with a minor in hospitality and tourism management. Currently, I am a marketing intern for the SC Stingrays hockey team, and I enjoy it!
I live in CT, but I am unsure if I want to stay in Charleston, move back there, or relocate elsewhere!

I need your help

im in college final year , IT , have internships in IT sector

Not much to elaborate on here. Most time's I job search I get a lot of HR positions, which I'm not entirely sold on.

I’m a Communication major with a Psychology minor graduating in the spring. I’m starting to look for entry-level roles in event planning, brand communications, and marketing. With so many applications happening online, what are the best ways to make my resume and experience stand out to employers?

i still haven't thought of what to do for my major.

or there is a limit? I know I can not apply to all, but if there is a stimate, what is it?