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After college, how do you start looking for careers in a professional field that matches your degree? Is it an easy process?
I'm going into veterinary medicine, and I'm concerned that I will not be able to easily find a job after I graduate from school, and that I will not be able to find a related job between college and veterinary school.
How do I get refferals for Co-Ops and Internships I'm applying for?
What’s the best way for students to get referrals for co‑ops or internships? I’m trying to understand how the process usually works and what steps actually make a difference. I've already completed one Co-Op as a financial analyst at TJX, but did that without referrals or networking. Any advice...
How do I go about finding quality resume building experiences?
As an incoming Sophomore, I am beginning to think about internships and experiences that will help me post-graduation when finding a master's program and eventually a job, but where do I begin searching for opportunities? I am pursuing my undergrad in Fine Arts Illustration and Art History as a...
How important is it to get a job or internship going into college as a freshman?
I want to decide what my priorities are in college. A job is a good source of money and may even be beneficial towards one's future career. On the contrary however, it may hinder my studies if I am too immersed in my job/internship.
#college-jobs #college-bound
What differentiates someone who advances quickly in their field from someone who plateaus, even if they're both capable? And how do you evaluate whether you're actually progressing versus just staying busy / comfortable?
I'm looking to get a job in a marine science field, and I know there's a lot of room to grow and advance in that career field, but I want to make sure I actually make steps forward.
How do I balance pursuing a career I love (something in the arts) with the reality of financial stability, especially coming from a background where security matters #Spring26?
I am a high school senior with a strong passion for performing arts, especially theater and music, because it gives me a way to connect with people and make an impact. At the same time, I come from a background where financial stability is important, so I am trying to be realistic about...
Creative artists all around, do you get to live your dream?
Im in highschool and I want to make money off of art and share my stories but I have been too scared. Just want to make sure Im doing something stupid that could impact my life if it doesn't work out.
How can I figure out what to major in during college that will connect to a career I am passionate about?
I am a senior in high school, graduating in a few weeks. I am a fairly well-rounded individual so I do not have one clear choice for my future and need advice.
How do I find my community?
I have currently just enrolled in a large public university, and although I am excited to meet new people, I also want to find a group of friends that I can fully trust and count on. How do I navigate settings that have such a large group of people and diversity while still having a sense of a...
Does anyone have any advice when it comes to balancing school work, studying, finding scholarships, and internships?
For reference, I am a first-year college student with no close relatives who know anything about the college experience.
What is the best way to gain realistic experience if I want to work as a nurse in 3rd world countries?
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.
Internships?#Spring26What is the best way to get internships within the medical field if you are not trying to become a medical professional, such as a doctor or nurse (hospital operations specifically)?#Spring26
What is the best way to get internships within the medical field if you are not trying to become a medical professional, such as a doctor or nurse (hospital operations specifically)?#Spring26
Looking back, what is one mistake you made early in your career that you wish you could avoid—and how can I avoid it?
When starting out, mistakes are inevitable—everyone makes them. I’ve realized that what can make them harder is being too self-critical afterward. Instead of learning and moving forward, it’s easy to get stuck overanalyzing or doubting yourself. I’m trying to shift toward seeing mistakes as...
What is something that you had to unlearn after starting college that you thought was important before? How did that shift your mindset?
I’m a senior planning to major in Social Work, with a strong interest in the medical field; specifically pediatric oncology. I’m curious about mindset shifts that happen in college, especially when it comes to things like grades, time management, emotional boundaries, or expectations in helping...
How can I from a small town with only 450 kids at my local high school go to a university with thousands of people?#Spring26
How can I from a small town with only 450 kids at my local high school go to a university with thousands of people? #Spring26