What schooling path do I need to take to become a children's therapist?
I am a student in Fairbanks Alaska currently working towards my bachelors in Psychology. I am a first year student unsure where to go after my bachelors.
What was your studying technique?
Hey there! I'm quite curious on how you built your study plans and your weakness of studying. Would you like to share any tips for studying? I'm not sure why but what helps me study for hours is drinking a lot of water and I feel so much better and calmed down.
Mentor Help for 7th Grader
Hello! I am a 7th grader and I have been interested into some research. I actually have been interested in posting in JEI(Journal of Emerging Investigators) which, short summary is a way to post your research built for high schoolers and middle schoolers. I'm trying to find a research mentor for my project and I've been sending out countless cold emails to professors, graduates, PhDs, etc.. I watched multiple videos and at most hours on how to get a mentor. I also believe I have a good way to email people asking if they can mentor me. Honestly, I've been losing hope over time and I was wondering if there is a way that I can get a mentor more quick or if someone is offering to mentor me. extra info: I want this research to be in relation to cognitive sciences and Neuro-related.
How to find the best journal article for research publication?
I have zero idea on how this publication thingy really works huhuhuhu
What field to do masters in ? Which has stable career Which universities to select
I have done batchelors in Islamic studies I want to do masters in another field that can give me stable career
Do you need to do history in school to get acepted for history courses in uni?
hello i remember seeing something that said that for most history courses, you don't need history to get in, as they start from the beginning during the course. I wanted to know if this is true, which would make taking it in high school pretty much useless, or if it means you'll get fewer courses or even be bumped up a year
Switching to STEM field from BA as a college sophomore?
Hello! I've just started my university sophomore year, having concentrated on humanities and social sciences most of my life. But recently I've been involved in several career-discovery classes/programs that have sparked my interest in a STEM field. I'm a scientific thinker by nature, but kind of always disregarded it because I can process subjects like foreign languages much quicker. However, as a bachelor of arts this means I'm a little behind in things like calculus/physics. Do you think it's too late to consider something like chemistry and/or engineering (bar the fact that it might take more time - I'm an online student without a time crunch so this isn't as much of a potential problem). I would love to hear from professionals who have made a switch like this, or even found a way to weave humanities interests into a STEM career.
How do I chose the right career with so many options?
I want to either go into theatre arts/acting culinary arts, and or Marine biology? I enjoy all of these things and I'm still in highschool so I feel like I have time I just don't know.
How do I find the right college while still being in highschool?
I want to find the right college hopefully one in NC where I can study abroad for something with either culinary arts, or just theatre arts, or Marine biology but I'm still in 10th grade and I don't know what do to.
Can you help me decide?
I'm trying to decide between Human Resources and Nursing. I'd appreciate some advice from people working in either field! I'm 27 and currently exploring my long-term career options. I've been going back and forth between the two careers, but I'm constantly stuck. I have a bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, but I couldn't find a job in that field, unfortunately, so I had to change my approach. So I went back to school to pursue a new degree, starting with health sciences before switching to Information Technology. I took three MBTI tests to get ideas for careers I could explore, and I got INFJ in all of them. Career Ideas for INFJ-T (Top 5) Human resources professional Nursing Professionals Counselor Psychologist Epidemiologist I know MBTI is a self-reflection tool, not a definitive measure of career suitability. Actual interests, skills, experiences, and working preferences should carry more weight. I looked into being a counselor or psychologist, but both jobs demand so much emotional intelligence to navigate human suffering. I already have a lot of mental health issues as it is, so I'm not qualified to handle someone else's. Epidemiology seemed like a good fit as I researched it, but it requires a master's degree and a lot of time to study and build new skills. So, my options are either nursing or human resources. For nursing, I have considered nursing informatics, which combines my knowledge of health sciences and technology. Plus, if informatics doesn't work out, I can try working as a Nurse Educator, teaching new nursing students or helping healthcare employees develop clinical skills. As for Human Resources, I can become an HR manager by starting small as an intern or specialist. I can help people find jobs and learn new skills. Both jobs sound so meaningful and such. Helping people and giving them opportunities to learn and grow. When I graduated from college with my bachelor's degree, I struggled to find a stable job and more opportunities to grow. But I didn't, and it made me so mad and sad that I didn't get to see the fruits of my labor. That's why I empathize with people who are struggling right now and experiencing what I did in this terrible job market. I have friends struggling to find stable jobs, only landing roles that are the complete opposite of what they studied for. One friend of mine studied to be a psychologist but ended up working in a high school. I want to help. Four words to define my reason. For nursing, I don't have much experience in the medical field, but I know nurses are vital to caring for people's health and lifestyles. Teaching new students skills and helping them find new opportunities seems well-suited to my cause. Because if I help them, I help more people in need. For human resources, I empathize with people struggling to find jobs where they can explore new horizons, using the skills they learned to grow as professionals and people. I want a career that offers financial stability, opportunities for professional growth, meaningful work, and a healthy work-life balance. I need your help.
What should i do I’m a fresh uni grad and 23 my first spark of dream was football and I was one of the best player in uni eventually I dropped form and chose to go into tech and I’ve been doing extremely good there too but my football dream still hunts me down especially seeing my friends getting signed into Europe league I’m still thinking of giving it a try since it’s the only thing that can bring out the beast in me, at the same time I’m calculating the risk of age , support .?
Pls what do you think I should do ?