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Pretty self Explanatory, I'm about to start my X-ray tech program which will involve an externship and I was wondering what the pay is usually like.
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Once I complete my certification I want to go into working at the hospital, but a lot of people recommend working retail like Walgreens or CVS.

I am currently a junior is highschool

For context, still an intern but i feel like i'm slow in progress so I was wondering what to do. Choices are the ff:
a. finish tasks EOD, can overttime , new tasks next day
b. do not finish tasks outside work -> lead to stress -> slow progress, behind timeline

Is it ideal to seek out internships, or should I let opportunities find me? Is it best to try to get a deal with a news source and pump out work? Or do I shadow experienced sportswriters and hone my skills? The world after college feels so broad, so I would appreciate advice on how to find guidance.

As a high school student, which courses should I take to prepare for SLP and OT for the Deaf and hard of hearing?

Like which has more school years, which is harder to do, which pays more, which is harder to job after school, which has more work to do in a normal day.....

Hi everyone, I am currently a undergraduate freshman at Baruch College. I am interested mostly in public policy, law, and non-profit organizations. I like jobs where employees are interactive, communicate with people, goes to different places and helps others. I wanted to ask how do I build...

I'm currently a junior who is expected to graduate a semester early. I'm a communications major with an interest in sports/entertainment. My original plan was to do a masters for sports management abroad to get into motorsports. Now, I'm unsure what I really wanna do. I was originally a vocal...

Hi, I’m a transfer student planning to attend a 4 year university as a psych major this fall. I wanted to ask when is a good time to cold email professors due to my schedule. Ideally, I would like to start as soon as possible (around summer and then into the fall), so I’ll get more experience....

I am majoring in history and minoring in psychology.

I'm a senior planning on studying chemistry at the University of Virginia next year. But I also am not certain that is what I want to pursue. I hear a lot about people changing majors quite a bit in college, but I feel like a lot of the perception of a subject is based on specific classes and...

I had not imagined that I would got to college on the East Coast! I am a California girl. But the circumstances changed for me. While I am happy about the college I am going to, I am also frighted that it is so far from home.

This is my 5th and last year of college and I get a lot of anxiety about the fact that I have so many options don’t know which one is the best one to choose. I want to get my cosmetology and real estate license but I’m not sure which one to do first. I also will need a job when I move back home...

I am currently pursuing an Associate in Business Management to support moving up in the company that I work for.

As a high school senior, I have already become SCUBA certified and have a broad idea of what I want to do, ichthyology and conservation, but how do I know that is truly what I want to do?

I plan to get my B.A. in political science, and M.A. in public policy. I want to work in local government and eventually transition into working in the federal legislative process. Would having a law degree really make a big difference in my case? Thank you! #Spring26

My dream is to travel and work with critically endangered wildlife. Is zoology the right degree for this? Should I do biology or vet or conservation major instead? I feel kind of lost. I don't see a lot of jobs specify zoology degree, but they do say "related majors" which it probably counts...

It is my ultimate goal to join Doctors without borders or a similar idea, but I would like to be best prepared for work with little to no assets.

I am a high school senior very close to attending college. Unfortunately, I am unable to pay for my full tuition without the need of loans. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated by both my family and I.

I know that I definitely want to be a lawyer and attend law school, but how do I know which type of law I want to specialize in? Do I have to know or have an idea before I start law school?

A lot of people have told me that post college it is very important to have experience in your field. I am wondering if as an accountant it really is that important. Or can I spend the time studying and preparing for sitting for the CPA exam? In other words if I get a CPA license but don't have...

Especially when being a first year student who is trying to make friends and build new relationships.

I'm a rising College Freshmen and am always researching from design jobs on Indeed and LinkdIn to day in the lifes on TikTok. There are a variety of answers, but I want to be able to have a career that doesn't compromise my creativity or a livable salary.

When going to college I am wondering how hard it is to go from relying on your parents to just all of a sudden being alone and the overwhelming feeling of just being by myself and not having my parents there to answer my questions so I'm wondering if its hard to adapt?

What have other Food Science Majors choses as careers, and are there any classes you would or would not take if you had to do it all over again?
I am also considering studying for a Masters degree after getting my Bachelor of Food Science and wonder how helpful that would be for a future career.

What type of classes to take if I love to do advertising for company?

Senior, Class of 2026, College Bound

I enjoy volunteering and service-work; i want to serve with the Peace Corps after undergrad, but i'm concerned about jumping into graduate school after such a gap.

Hi, I'm Rae. I'll continue my sophomore year of college in the fall of 2026. I've recently taken a gap semester, and I've been thinking about ways to develop a small business using my art skills. Additionally, with the use of AI being included in a variety of businesses, I've been wondering how...

I'm starting college this fall as a biological sciences major. I'm not sure if I want to go the med route or just get a job in lab research. Compared to the other seniors in my school I feel behind. Everyone seems so sure of what they want and I'm still not so sure. Is this normal and how did...

How can I best leverage AI and automation tools in my future remote bookkeeping or quit roles to move beyond data entry and into high-level financial strategy? #Spring26

I'm making a story, and once I'm finished, I wonder where I should go to present my idea? Should I present it online like TikTok, Instagram, ect?

I am going to be studying in a mental health masters counseling program in the fall and I am worried about the transition.

I have applied to multiple summer internships with little to no response to my applications. I have a strong resume and have spoken to a few people in the industry who agree. What am I doing wrong? How can I improve my odds of having my application looked at?

What are the main things in children that massage therapy/medical massage therapy can help with? #spring26

I am an undergraduate sophomore student majoring in Financial Mathematics, and lately I have been feeling a little lost. I genuinely enjoy mathematics and feel confident in understanding logical reasoning, problem-solving, and mathematical ideas. However, I often struggle to see how these...

I just recently graduated in college with a psychology degree but I am aware how lacking I am in skills, especially social skills. So, I would really like to find an org that gives free training certificates related to psychology.

I am a rising college freshman, and I would love to know which is the best way to start the next four years of my life strong!

with homework and life

What can I do to afford going to a school thats going to cost around $80,000 a year without using student loans? I am currently looking for as many scholarships as I can but I don't have any other ideas. The school is a public school in California and I am from Florida. My FASFA won't cover...

I have been having trouble finding the right major that will fit me, and getting advice on this subject would help so much!

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I am an upcoming full-time college freshman looking for ways to continue earning money in college while keeping up with my classes.

I want to go to vet school after I graduate, but I am worried about the cost? What vet schools are the most affordable out of state, and in state for NC?

What group of people that could benefit from medical massage therapy are overlooked the most? #spring 26

What is the best time management advice do you have for an incoming college freshman who will be playing sports?

I've been thinking of taking plenty of AP classes through high school, but I'm not sure if the workload is worth the lower cost. Especially considering I've heard some colleges don't accept AP test scores.

As of now, physical therapy looks like a good option for me, but I am not sold yet. I don't want to invest too much time in it, and not want it after all.

I need to know what is a good model?

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