Jacob Schwarber, CPA
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Can I go talk to a army recruiter at 14 years old.
I have a ton of questions to ask about the army to a recruiter. I want to talk to someone about it before high school before I really make it my goal. I want to have a plan before going into a journey that half way through the starting process decide it’s not for me. I really want to talk to a...
I want to join the army. I am 14 years of age. What can I do to prepare? And what do I say to my mom?
My mom has supported me but at the same time is worried. She expected my dream of going into the army would fade off and I would find another career I liked. I also have another problem. I want to go to college but I am not sure if I should go to the army first. If I take ROTC I will have to be...
What can I do to prepare myself physically and mentally for US army boot camp at 14 years of age?
I am planning on being in the army. Is there anything I can do to prepare for boot camp physically? Mentally? I know I still have half of 8th grade left and all of high school but I rather be over prepared than under prepared. Any suggestions on certain workouts? Muscle building? #bootcamp...
Am I going to branch out/ step out of my comfort zone in college?
#college-advice
#counselor
Tips for College?
I'm going to college in less than a year now, and I'm pretty nervous. What advice do you have for an incoming college freshman? #college #college-advice #college-admissions #help #financial-aid
Tuition Cost
Should I limit my college choices based on tuition? #financial-aid #tuition #college #college-advice
How should/do I start preparing for college, college apps, etc.?
I am a current junior and I know I have to start practicing and studying for ACT/SAT but what else should I start to do in preparation? Start essay? How should I approach this? What are some first steps?
#college #college-advice #time-management
How do I overcome the fear that I won't be good at any major that I pick in college?
I'm a senior in high school and a lot of my friends know what they are going to college for but I can't even decide a certain field because I'm worried I won't be good at anything. What can help me get over this?
#major #college-advice #college-major
What's one way to improve my college experience?
I am wondering what I could learn from others to better myself on my path to college. What should I try, what should I avoid? #college #college-advice
How can I make myself a more attractive out-of-state applicant to colleges?
I'm planning on applying to NYU. However, since I live all the way down in Florida and my single mother is low income, I can't afford to visit the campus plus all the other campuses of the schools I plan on going to. I want to communicate with students and admission counselors from the school...
How can i become a better college student?
I have a 3.0 GPA i live on campus but i feel like i can do more. #inneedofhelp #college #college-advice #time-management
What major should I have if I want to be a fraud examiner?
I am currently an accounting major in college, but recently participating in a leadership conference, my interest in becoming a fraud examiner was re-sparked. However, a lot of the websites I came across only vaguely said to major in a fraud examination related major. Thus, I was wondering what...
Other than tuition, is college expensive?
I have literally $7 to my name right now. I’m going to college soon and I’m panicking about money. Any tips? #college-jobs #financial-planning #financial-aid #money-management #college-advice
Is a Graduate Certificate taken seriously?
#graduatecertificate #graduation #Careers #resume #job-applications #applications
What's the best way to approach student loans?
As we are all gonna graduate with a pile of loans, what's the best way to approach them? Is it best to consolidate all loans or pay them one company at a time? #loans #college #debt #financial-planning #college-advice
After Nursing School, Specific Study
I have always wanted to be in the army, but I have also really always been passionate about nursing and medical field. Because of this, I would like to possibly pursue the Army Nurse Corps after receiving my BSN/RN. What would be the best steps to obtain this degree and get into the army nurse...
What if you are shy? How do you get involved at college?
I don't really enjoy being in groups. Worried about finding a way to meet other at college. #confidence #college #getting-involved #college-advice #professional-development
Studying Tips
As I will be going into college this upcoming fall I would like to hear any tips that you may have when it comes to note taking and studying for my classes. #studying-tips #study-habits #studying #study-tips #college-advice #college
Is it worth going to my dream school if it costs significantly more than an acedemically comparable school?
I am a high school junior, and I am unsure of if I should choose my dream school (Notre Dame) over a school that is about as good but less expensive. I obviously have not applied to any schools yet, but I am trying to prepare for when I do. #college #financial-aid #choosing-a-college #colleges...
What is the most difficult part about being a full time student in college?
I understand that there are a lot of distractions when you're in an environment as large as the college setting, but I want to be prepared for what obstacles I would face as a college student. #college-advice #college #student #student-life #student-affairs #college-student
Should I go to a big college?
I’m stuck between two colleges. I don’t know if I want to go to a cheaper college which is big or a smaller college which is expensive. #college #college-admissions #life-transitions #financial-planning #college-selection
What are some helpful tips to effectively manage my time between school and a social life during college?
I am off to my first year of college in the fall, and I am going to have to learn how to balance my time between school and a social life in a way that keeps me mentally healthy and happy. #college-advice #time-management #college
Is it worth it to get a double or even a triple major?
It is theoretically good to have more than one major because it translates into more job opportunities. However, the tuition and time needed increases significantly and for the most part, a job would only require one major.
#college-major , #double-major , #college-advice
What should I do if I graduate from college with a degree I no longer desire?
One of my greatest fears is to go to college for the wrong reason. I don't want to waste anyone's money, time, and efforts helping me only to end up with me being unhappy and no longer passionate at what I do. What should I do if I graduate college with a degree I thought I wanted, but ended up...
I don't know what I want to be yet. Will I ever figure it out?
I've had this question burning in the back of my mind since I was in middle school. It seems like everyone around me has it figured out except for me. I know I have an interest in the medical field, but also in the arts and design. I thought I wanted to be a massage therapist until I realized I...
I love media and performing arts type of jobs, but they're not considered a "career", what should I major in that would classify as a career, but also include my favortie things?
I've always loved being around cameras, and messing around, but when it comes to finding a "career" that fits the criteria of acting, you're only making money if you make it big. What major should i do that could lead down that path of acting or performing that would also help me find other...
Can you change your major after you transfer to a four-year institution?
I am transferring to a four-year institution this Fall 2018, and I would like to know if I can change my major from one science to another if needed or if I desire.
#transfer #college-transfer #college-major #college-advice #college
How can i maintain good grades in college
I am first generaqtion and i do get nervous when I picture my life as a college student. I want to be succesful and not fail, butI know sometimes I could be a slow learner. #college-advice
Should I decide my college based on swimming or academics?
Many schools are offering athletic scholarship but those schools don't have the best academic programs #college-athletics #college-selection #swimming #college-advice #college
How should a person take advantage of an open curriculum at a college?
I'm going to a college that has an open curriculum and I want to know how other people have taken advantage of it. #college #college-advice
What to do when you're denied from your top colleges?
I've recently been denied from my reach schools and a few of my safety schools. I've applied to a couple more but at this point it's hard to get scholarships from those schools since i've applied too late. However, i've been accepted to two small private liberal arts schools but they're not...
How will I make the decision of what major to choose if I have multiple fields I’m interested in?
I have multiple fields of work that I’m interested in, and don’t know how I’m going to choose one or the other! Are there ways to determine which is the best career path for me? #careers #collegemajors #major
How can a shy person be successful in college?
I love hanging out with people and participating in activities. However, I feel very uncomfortable when I don't know anyone in the room, so often I stay in and keep to myself. When I'm with a bunch of strangers, I feel like the odd one out and have difficulty getting comfortable enough to...
What college extracurriculars should I focus on?
I'm starting college in the fall and am wondering what type of extracurriculars I should do. I'm aware of the many types that my school offers but I want to know how my time would be best spent as a pre-med student. I will of course do what I find enjoyable but I also want to know of any...
Is it better to get your prerequisites done over the summer at a community college?
I am planning on taking pre-reqs this summer to get started on my degree, is it worth it, or does it leave me out of sync with everyone else? #plan4college #college #college-advice
How relevant are minors in college to a job?
I am a Honor Business and Liberal Arts minor #career #career-counseling #career-choice #school #graduate-school #school-counseling #higher-education #college-minor #college-major #college-advice
Do transfer studnets adjust to their new college well?
I will being going to my local community college and then hopefully to an four year school out-of-state but I am worried about how I will able to adjust. If anyone has had experience with transferring some advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! #college-transfer #transfer #twoyearcollege...
How do I choose a college?
Due to my dream of becoming a professional ballet dancer, I did not even consider going to college at length until this year. In the IB program at my high school, surrounded by bright kids who already know their top 5 schools, I feel hopelessly confused. I don't know anything about where I want...
Which branch of service is better for me, Air Force or Army based on my needs?
Hello, I'm an 18 yr old male who is considering joining the Air Force or Army in hopes of becoming more mature, disciplined, and in better physical shape as a man. While also building relationships, becoming a better leader and hoping to advance in my career. However, I prefer to be not...
If you could, what would you do differently in selecting a college and a major.
As a high school junior, what advice can you give me in the selection process. #college #college-selection #college-course-selection
How do i know if the college im going to is right for me?
What if the college I'm going to has programs and classes that will benefit me, but doesn't have what I need for my future?
#college-advice #college #college-choice #choosing-a-college #academic-advising
What are some of the top medical schools in the United States?
I am currently enrolling in the University of Miami as a neuroscience major and want to eventually make my way to medical school, what are some of the better schools in the nation? #medicine #college-selection
What is the best way to choose a major that you will keep?
There are a lot of things I'm interested in, and I'm not sure which one to stick to.
#college-advice #college #college-major
How to live efficiently in college?
I'm looking for tips on time management, maximizing storage space and saving money while in college. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
#college #college-bound #college-advice
What is the estimated budget for a freshman in college?
It is important to know for incoming seniors to prepare in their high school years if needed. #money-management #college #college-advice #college-bound
If you had another chance, what would you change?
When talking about college, I always hear people say "I wish I would have. . ." or "I probably should have. . ."
I'd like to get the most out of my time in college and not waste a single minute. If you had another chance, what would you change?
#college #college-advice #career-advice #advice
How do I decide what college to go to if I don’t know what I want to do?
For pretty much my entire life I thought I wanted to be a veterinarian and I had everything planned out (what classes to take in high school, where to go to college, etc). However, I recently job shadowed a vet and now I don’t think that’s what I want to do. I’m a junior in high school and I...
What are some tips for improving your chances at winning scholarships?
#scholarships #scholarship #college #college-advice #college-bound ##college #college-admissions #university #academic-advising #academic #financial-aid #grants #undergraduate #freshmen #college-recruiting #college-jobs #higher-education #experience #professional #college-selection #admissions
Do employers look at which college you get a degree from?
Does #college choice matter? #college-selection
What are some resources and avenues I could look towards for gaining financial support for college at Stanford?
I would like to attend Stanford on account of my being accepted but the parent contribution is becoming an issue and hindering my ability to commit. #stanford #college #college-advice #financial-aid