How involved are Civil Engineers throughout the construction process?
Do Civil Engineers manage job sites or do they just inspect to ensure proper instillation.
what internships should I look for in college to get into college sporting event work field?
Im studing journalism at UK next year and was wondering how to get internships so that after college I can work as a sports photographer?
How long does it take to work your way up the ladder in terms of pay?
What is the time range for making above the average pay for civil engineers?
Is there anything you wish you were told about or knew about your job when you got it?
When heading into a history-focused career, were there things that didn't make sense that should have or that should've been explained better to students?
Shout out to the professional dancers in the world! How have you dealt with the scariest that come with the career (ex. burn out, Unfulfillment, inconsistency)
I'm currently a twelfth grader and recently got accepted to college where I will be Majoring in dance. While I can't imagine pursuing anything but dance, I'm really nervous for what comes after; entering the career world. It's scary to think that there's a possibility of burning out, or feeling unfulfilled. Along with that, it's scary to think of an inconsistent routine, a long with constant stress. That was a lot, but i'd appreciate some advice or words of encouragement that helps you.
How much time is spent in office compared to in the field typically ?
Is this time split a good balance for you?
what do game designers create or work with?
what do they create and work with to create it
What should college students in history majors remember when completing assignments and opportunities?
When students are struggling in their classes or if there is some advice you wish you'd heard when you were going through studies or jobs.
Is Civil Engineering a career that gets boring after doing it for a long time?
Do you get burnt out on doing the same work/things over and over?
How did you figure out international law was the pathway you wanted to explore?
I plan on studying Political Science in college; however, I am unsure on what I should minor in. In the future I would love to work with spanish speaking countries, so I thought maybe a spanish minor would be perfect. I am bilingual, but I believe my grammar skills could improve immensely. On the other hand, I've also heard that sociology is another minor that is extremely helpful in understanding how people act the way they do. Lastly, a minor in international- affairs/relations would be beneficial in the way that I do plan on working internationally eventually.
How hard is it to pass your PE(Professional Engineer)test?
How much studying is required to do well?
When it comes to starting up, what is the best internship/job to look into when chasing after a history major?
This applies either to college or after graduating, and what's recommended of a student with their classes on top of themselves and the opportunities.
