Garden City, New York

What is some common methodology successful business people use to find and come up with ideas?

I am a 2nd year in college and I want to build my coding language.

How to know the type of career you want?

I have been looking for law internships, but they require letters of recommendation and I don't believe I have professors that will do that for me as this is my first year at my CUNY school.

I've been told by my film teachers that it's about networking and how much you get along with everyone on set. I'd like to know if there are any other obstacles.

Job applying tips, anything helps. I'd prefer something in any remote field, but it seems anything available is swiped up immediately or out of my experience range when it's just customer service.

A second-year college student. How to find internships that will help me gain experience that is a mixture of psychology and education? How to find an internship specific to my career goals? I want to work as a school counselor/psychologist eventually.

I have a fashion interview coming up for a temp role that will get my foot in the door. I have a hard time asking questions or talking about myself pertaining fully to job description. I really want this job and just seem to keep having trouble.

I am looking for a career path in computer technology or AV

I am not sure what profession, I should choose.

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How can pursue law?

I am a current junior attending high school in manhattan. I prioritize my studies and desire to keep my grades up to succeed.

I am a junior in high school and this is the year that i look into colleges. Im tired of using google to look up colleges, lol the accuracy just isn't there. So i was wondering who knows someone who studies forensic science.

I'm currently a sophmore in highschool and I've been interested in taking film as my major in college. Firstly is it worth it to pursue this path or this particular major (as college is quite expensive) and also what are some ways to find employment after college? Also for some more context I...

Almost finishing the degree but realizing the career choice for this degree is not something to look forwards as a career. Wanting to find more experiences and try different job positions that is based on interest and hobbies, but the available resources do not meet requirement.

I am a senior in college

I'm someone who is currently a senior in high school. I spent time learning about programming (writing code using Python and Java) and web development (HTML, CSS) for four years. I love spending time with those topics, but I recently explored topics like machine learning and computer systems...

I am thinking of attending this school to become a Pharmacist

I am currently working on a Health Science major with a concentration in physical therapy. I would like to further understand the responsibilities of professionals who work in physical therapy.

I like American sign language.

I'm currently a high school student that is interested in the field of mechanical engineering. I am wondering what steps should I take in order to work towards that career path?

1. Do I have to go through a academy like officers or can I take online classes to get a certain certificate?
2. Can I do my own reseach or should I go by the books when it comes to statistics and experimental psychology?

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I'm a college graduate, currently working as a paraprofessional and I'm trying to get into the animal care field.