What did you do to discern what career to pursue?
I’m a high school senior, and I’m currently undecided on what major to pursue in college. I’ve always loved playing guitar and singing, but I’m unsure if this will be a secure career for me if I’d also like to attend college. So I’ve looked to engineering, even though the most engineering I’ve done was during middle school. I’ve looked into sound engineering and also I’ve gotten curious about biomedical engineering, because I think it’d be cool to program robots or design new tech in the medical field. I just want to have a stable career after college, so I want to make sure I choose a major that I’ll love but will also grant me financial security.
What are the ways to get a fully funded PhD in Australia?
I'm a fresh graduate of the University of Moratuwa in facilities management. I have a GPA of 3.8. I have a plan to do my PhD in Australia. Please guide me on this matter.
What career route should I go for PA school?
My goal is to get into PA school and become a physician assistant. I currently work at a senior care facility as a front desk receptionist, but there are openings for caregiver positions. I’ve emailed a few PA programs to ask whether the caregiver role would count as patient care experience. Two programs said it would count, while one said it would not, and I’m still waiting to hear back from others. I don’t have a CNA certification, and honestly, caregiving is not something I’m very interested in. I would prefer a role where I could take vitals and perform more clinical tasks. I’ve applied to medical assistant positions that do not require certification, but I haven’t had any luck, and getting a CMA certification is very expensive. I’m unsure whether I should take the caregiver opportunity to begin gaining patient care hours (that may possibly not count) or wait for a position that is more closely related to medical assisting and get certified. I would really appreciate any honest advice.
Is it possible to have a Pass in Mathematics and still eye scholarships in abroad or other countries ? How slim is it? What is the best advice you can give me?
I studied Mathematics in a prestigious institution and I tried holding on to 2:2 (Second class lower) right from 100-300 level but as life and situations will have it I finished with a Pass (3rd class). Dreams felt impossible and I scared of the next step to take.
I have interests in technology/artificial intelligence and psychology , what are careers in both, i wanted to know about its demand , money in it too?
I am starting my btech in computer science engineering with specialisation in ai ml , though its not from a tier 1 college but i am ready to give it my all. My career interests are tech and psychology and i wanted to integrate them. So i had some thoughts in my mind like making apps for mental health or maybe training emotions to ai or like a behavioural scientist but my thing was to know that do jobs like that really exist, what can be my pathway for that , also i am looking forward to do masters from abroad aiming to go into one of top 100 universities of the world
How valuable is running a pop-culture fashion and trend breakdown platform when applying for costume or fashion design roles?
I am currently aiming to build a career in fashion design and costume styling. Alongside my studies, I actively run an online fashion platform called Washington Outfits, where I break down iconic outfit designs, pop-culture fashion trends, and celebrity costume choices from TV and film. Working on this project has helped me develop skills in trend forecasting, visual analysis, and garment breakdowns. I’d love to hear from industry professionals: How do hiring managers in fashion or costume design view candidates who actively document and analyze fashion trends through their own platform? What is the best way to structure this real-world experience in a portfolio or resume alongside formal design coursework?
Where can I find medicine based volunteer things for as a sophomore in high school?
- Specifically: Clinical trials if possible, studies, lab work, research
how do I get a job as a Academic Advisor at a University or College with BA in Psychology
Do I need to get a certification to become an Academic advisor. I do have teaching experience for 5 plus years
Best Agentic AI Course for beginners with Certification from IITM Pravartak & Microsoft?
I am a beginner looking for the best Agentic AI course to build a strong GitHub portfolio. I found a program offering Certification from IITM Pravartak & Microsoft. Would you recommend it, or is there a better alternative?
What does it take to become a Professional?
What does it take to become a Professional? I am in 6th grade and i love to play basketball with my friends and family. When i grow up i would love to be an NBA player.
What do I need to be admitted to an International Business bachelor's degree program and secure a full or partial scholarship abroad?
Any help or advice would be appreciated!
I'm a 16–17-year-old high school student, and I'm finding it difficult to find online volunteer opportunities that can help me strengthen my CV. I would really appreciate it if you could recommend volunteer programs or organizations that accept teenagers and high school students my age. I'm genuinely very interested in volunteering and would love opportunities that allow me to develop my skills, gain experience, and make a meaningful impact.?
I'm a 16–17-year-old high school student, and I'm finding it difficult to find online volunteer opportunities that can help me strengthen my CV. I would really appreciate it if you could recommend volunteer programs or organizations that accept teenagers and high school students my age. I'm genuinely very interested in volunteering and would love opportunities that allow me to develop my skills, gain experience, and make a meaningful impact.
A bsc in electronics mathematics and computer science with honours in electronics from tier 1 college such as msrcasc in Bangalore, bs+ms degree in ds from iitm, 30+ GitHub projects 5 internships and 3 letters of recommendation, 9 specialist skill certificates in a niche field, how good is this profile compared to a basic btech in ece from tier 2 college ?
A bsc in electronics mathematics and computer science with honours in electronics from tier 1 college such as msrcasc in Bangalore, bs+ms degree in ds from iitm, a mtech or msc from college such as iit/nit/iisc/iist/iiit, 30+ GitHub projects 5 internships and 3 letters of recommendation, 9 specialist skill certificates in a niche field, how good is this profile compared to a basic btech in ece from tier 2 college
How to land a job without direct experience?
I recently graduated with a B.A. Criminal Justice. I have legal support and Victim contact experience from an internship and part-time job. I am extremely passionate about combatting human trafficking. I would love to work for a non-profit that supports victims and families of trafficking or abuse. I'm also open to any similar career path. I would also love to investigate these matter but I'm struggling to land a job. I have relevant course work (Human Trafficking, Crisis and Hostage Negotiation, Family Violence, Victimology) Any advice?
Between NUS and IIT which college and major are right for me?
I am a high school graduate who is currently deliberating between nus (national University of Singapore), bachelor in Biomedical Engineering and iit (Indian institute of technology), bachelor in medical science and engineering. I understand both are premier institutions and thus have trouble choosing. I'd like to know which has greater scope in the future, is there a necessity to pursue postgraduate in either, and which curriculum out of the two covers skills that employers are looking for. For reference I've attached a summary of both courses' curriculum below: IITM Medical Sciences and technology: • Foundational Sciences: Human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and molecular biology. • Engineering Tools: Signals and systems, fluid mechanics, biomaterials, and biomechanics. • Data & Tech: Artificial intelligence, machine learning, medical imaging, and healthcare data analytics. • Clinical Training: Mandatory hospital internships and hands-on clinical rotations. • Capstoning: Multi-disciplinary medical device design and drug discovery projects NUS Biomedical engineering: • An engineering foundation with specialized medical science and data literacy. • A common design and engineering core covering Python, machine learning, and mathematics • Transitions into major-specific courses like quantitative physiology, biomechanics, signal processing, and medical imaging. • A capstone design project and industry internship • Unrestricted electives for specialized tracks like tissue engineering or robotics. My own interests lie in the integration of biology and engineering, and their application in the real world, whether in industry on in research. So both courses are interesting to me personally. However i'm not sure how they fare in global job market. Thank you for your time.