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Is it gonna be worth going to college in the long run?
I am the only one going to college in my family and unfortunately it is very hard to pay for college. Taking loans to pay for college seems like a big risk and is gonna keep me with empty pockets living check by check. #college
How hard is it really to find a job after college?
I know people that has gotten a college degree and is still having a hard time finding a job that they are over qualified for. I don't want to spend so much money on college to end up being homeless and running out of money after college. #college
Computer programs used in college for engineering?
Throughout highschool, I have learned how to use different programs such as AutoCadd, Revit, photoshop, and Inventor. I don't know if there any other programs that I should learn how to use in college or in general. #engineering
Do you need to major in science to go to medical school.
All of the prerequisites for medical school overlap with many of the sciences #science
What are ways that we can build and maintain good relationships with our colleagues and leave a good impression on our higher ups?
I am a high school student and I’ve have had some difficulty with being more social and connecting with others. I want to not only be able to secure a good career, but I also want to also build healthy relationships with others. I am hoping to gain more insight into the working field so that...
Will I be able to complete academic research in a field with only a master’s degree, or should I plan to earn a doctorate?
I want to continue to study the relationships between education, psychology, and the ongoing digital revolution. It’s my current goal to be an online college instructor with a master’s degree in education and technology. #higher-education #education #technology #career #onlinelearning...
How much weight should students place on the geographic location of their school?
Over the past five years many industries (tech in particular) seems to have concentrated in a few places around the country. In particular, New York, Silicon Valley, Texas, and Seattle. How large of an advantage is it to go to school at a university that is located in one of these places?...
Is a masters in any engineering field worth the extra investment?
I'm a prospective engineering student and I was wondering if pursuing a masters in the future is a worthy investment of time and money, or if I should plan on just getting my degree and starting work? The financial aspect of college is a big deal for my family and me, so a professional opinion...
What can a medical student do to boost their chances of landing a job straight out of college?
I'm studying to become a Nurse Practitioner and I was wondering what employers like to see on resumes of newly graduated students. Are there any classes or skills that would give me an added edge in the job market? #college #nurse-practitioner #new-job #resume #resume-building #career-advice...
How can people handle choosing the right college for themselves when there are so many choices to choose from?
There are a lot of things in colleges that catches my eye. For example medical interests like bring a doctor or a nurse.
#college #deciding #omg
What are the best law schools in California?
I really want to go to law school but I would love to stay close to my family. Which one should I pick? #school #lawschool #help #college
What are the best scholarship websites?
I really would love scholarships, so which websites are the best? #help #scholarships #websites #college
What is the worst thing about college that's not academically related.
I always hear about how hard it is to pass classes and study in college but I never hear about what else is difficult about college. #college
How do I gain and maintain respect and attention as a leader?
I'm currently the Head of Marketing on my school's robotics team, and I get a lot of disrespect from my peers, due to lack of interest in marketing, the fact that I'm smaller and younger than everyone else, that I am one of the five-ish girls on a 40+ person team, and the fact that due to my...
As a high school student what are some ways that I can get myself ready to teach a classroom of special needs students?
I am asking since once I get my master's in special education k through 12. I plan to teach them. I want to know if there are any steps I can take to get myself ready. #special-education #special-needs #career-development #career-choice
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 you define success?
I would like to hear your own definition of success.
#high-school-student #academic-success #jobs #careers
What is the easiest way to balance double majoring in college, and having 2 jobs?
I am planning to double major in college, and already have two jobs as well, and I can already see it's going to be overwhelming and would like some advice.
#college
What are the requirements for a relay and substation tech job?
I’m interested in asking this because I’m going to college to earn a AA degree in this field. #requirements #engineering #electrical
I am in the 11th grade and i am just beginning to explore my future carrer of studying political science and law so whaat are some careers and helpful nex steps I should consider based on my passions and interests?
At school, I am most interested in student government. While my hobbies include learning about the law, and politics, and also playing football and running track. A topic that I am passionate about is Immigration.
#Law #career choice #political - science
What jobs can you do with a degree in communications?
I like talking with people and being able to relay information and also being able to have human contact. #communications #people #human-resources #degree #college
I am interested in some very diverse things, how do i choose what i want to do? #indecisive #young #decisions #college #career
I need advice! #help #college #food #hair #dog-training
What types of jobs are the best for college students who plan on double majoring?
I am asking this question because I am currently a double major in the fields that my high school specialize in. I plan on majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering. I am a very busy person as it is, and I'll need a solid source of income when I get into college. #funding...
What's the best way to keep track of your schedule in college?
I know that time management is a huge thing for college students. I'm a very busy person myself. I go to school from 7:00-17:30 most days. I currently have a notebook, use google calendars, and the calendars on my phone. I was just wondering how actual college students might keep track of...
I want to become a software and robotic engineer,for that which courses better for me
I am confused to study which one first.#technology
Tech Internships
I will be a Computer Engineering major and I am hoping to get an internship while in college. What are some tips to getting a good internship?
#internships #engineering #computer-engineering #computer-science #college-advice #technology
In college what was one of your toughest things you had to overcome and how did you get past it?
I am wondering about something you may have struggled with sometime in college and how you overcame the problem. #college
What is the best way to prepare for studying engineering in graduate school?
I am interested in Computational Neuroscience, and hope to study either Biomedical engineering or electrical engineering in college, along with neuroscience. I want to make sure that I am a good candidate for graduate school (in engineering or computational neuroscience), while still adamantly...
Would someone graduating at 40 with their first degree in civil engineering have a chance in the workforce?
Is it sensible or feasible (or how does the outlook seem in general) to get one's first degree at 40 as a civil engineer? (Entering college at 35, graduating at 40) Would potential employers be biased against an "old" newbie, making it impossible to pay off school debt at such a late date...
Is "drafter" a still-used position at engineering firms? What skills does a drafter need?
For example, if you were going to a college with vocational courses, would it make sense to try to pursue something that prepares you to become a drafter? Are engineering firms still looking for people to handle just drafting, or do they only want engineers? If they are, what are the...