What should I do Next Am I going in the right direction??
Hi! I am a current college senior majoring in Psychology and minoring in Sociology. As my time in undergrad nears the end... I have found people asking me what I'm doing next. While that may be an overwhelming question.. I do have an idea and I'd like to get a professional opinion. My long term goal is to become a Pediatric Neuropsychologist. However, I am currently working two jobs to support myself through school and I know that will be a trend into my masters and doctoral degree. I had the idea of working while getting a master degree in School Psychology and working as a School Psychologist while in the pursuit of my PhD. I wanted some guidance on this plan as I am a first gen college student with no real guidance or help. Any advice is helpful and appreciated !
How do I get started into physical therapy after high school?
I am high school senior who has an interest in physical therapy from my past life in sports playing sports all my life leads me to a life of physical therapy.
What are the most impactful innovations in Computer Science for 2026, and which career paths best align with them?
As we move through 2026, the field of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is shifting from experimental phases to "hyper-adoption" across several breakthrough areas. I am interested in understanding which specific recent innovations are currently redefining the industry and what professional roles are emerging as a result. Specifically, I would like to know: Which recent innovations (e.g., in AI, Quantum, or Edge Computing) are considered the most "game-changing" for 2026? What specific career paths should students or professionals target to stay ahead of these trends? What foundational skills are now "non-negotiable" for these new roles?
What skills are most important to know as a director starting out to gain respect, trust and quickly rise the ranks of the film industry? Which of these can I be practicing now as a sophomore in high school?
I am a sophomore in high school in Wisconsin but looking to move to LA and attend film school while working internships after graduation. I own one camera and an editing software and have little access to creative technique information. Have already completed writing full script for what I plan on being an indie breakout movie.
I'm looking for five universities that would be great for photography?
As a freshman, I am researching universities that prioritize journalism and photography to further develop my professional skill set.
How did you decide in pursuing as a psychologist or LCSW despite the lack of career options at the start or struggles?
Hello I am a junior in high school currently in a program where I am getting my associate arts degree (A.A) when I graduate. I’ve been interested in psychology. As I been doing research since the end of sophomore year. I’m currently undecided whether pursuing as a psychologist or a LCSW as I heard it is far less limiting in the field than a psychologist. As it’s more accessible for patients to go to a LCSW and better to be in a private practice. But I’m not sure because I love psychology. However I would want to be able to have a career that I am passionate about and is a stable job (money wise). I plan to do more school after a bachelors to be able to be a psychologist. I’m just worried that I won’t be able to find a job after bachelors to help sustain myself while being in grad school,etc. It’s just lots of worries about that and for paying it all back after doing more school. I need advice or help if anyone is currently a psychologist or in the career field of psychology/lcsw. Or if you were in my position before!!
Tips on studying for a Business Tax Accounting exam?
We aren't allowed to reference our notes or the textbook during the exam. I find this course to be very challenging since it is very technical and has a lot of information. How can I combat against information overload and memorize the key concepts and apply them to different scenarios?
If my dream career is to be in a science lab building brains, what should my AA-T degree, as well as Bachelor's, be?
I'll be starting community college this upcoming fall
What to do in 8th grade to get into MIT?
I am currently nearing the end of my 8th-grade year, and I want to go to MIT. What can I do now to allow me to be able to go to MIT? Any advice, in all areas.
About training for Data Analyst!?
How am I supposed to think when I'm learning how to code for Data Analyst career. I feel like I'm not absorbing the information needed and I'm just wasting my time. I have a Nuero disorder for memory. So it seems hard to know if I can train successfully. Please give me tips!
Can I do interior design with a degree in Urban Planning?
I've currently got an offer from Sheffield on their Urban Planning Course (which is highly ranked in the uk) I originally applied for their architecture course because I hope to have interior architecture as my career goal.. So what I'm asking is, is it possible to get a degree in urban planning and still come out with a career in interior architecture, or once I go through with urban planning, my dreams of getting into interior architecture become slim to none?
Is studying MIS with a Cybersecurity concentration a smart, future-proof choice with AI advancing so quickly ?
I’m considering majoring in Management Information Systems (MIS) with a concentration in Cybersecurity. With how quickly AI is advancing, I want to think carefully about whether this path will still be strong and relevant in the future. For those working in related roles, what does your typical day actually involve? Is most of your time spent in meetings and strategy, doing technical hands-on tasks, or monitoring systems and security tools? I’m also curious about how AI might affect the role of someone who connects the business side and the security/technical side. Will companies still rely on people in that “bridge” role, or will AI start taking over more of those responsibilities? Also, for those who studied MIS with a cybersecurity focus (or something similar), how intense is the workload when balancing business management classes with technical security labs? Is it stressful or manageable with good organization? I want to choose a major that has a strong long term career outlook but also one that matches the kind of work style I’d actually enjoy. I’d really appreciate hearing about real experiences or advice from people in the field.
What are the steps to transitioning into a product manager role?
I’m a final-year student with six months of professional backend development experience from an internship, but I’m looking to transition into a product manager role. I completed a three-week training, though I feel I didn’t learn nearly enough, and I’m unsure how to gain more experience since no one seems willing to hire me with just my certificate. Are there any free websites I could explore?