Huntington Station, New York
is there a wide field of majors other than psychology and sociology that can lead me to social work?
Im asking this question because as of right now I'm not sure what I want to major in exactly because as of right now I like psychology, sociology,social work and criminology. #psychology #social-work #sociology #social-worker
I'm interested in becoming a curator after college and wanted to know if the salary for this specific career is decreasing as years go on or at a constant or increasing.
Just wanted to know. #art #history #museums #curator
When majoring in accounting is it best to network or do internships before I enter the classroom?
I am a high school student who is curious about the best way to learn material. #accounting #students #accountant
What would be the best time to go into the field of becoming an announcer for radio or television, and try to maintain keeping good grades in college?
I am a athlete, I love the game of basketball, but I also love being in the camera. I know how to be a host because I host a lot of shows before and I am not scared of crowds, especially when it comes to talking about real life situations or about music; or sports. I am asking my question...
When majoring in psychology do I have to work with medicine or can I just be a person who helps with issues but not deal with medicine ?
I'm a high school senior and wanted to major in this since I was a freshmen and I keep getting told that I would have to work with medicine. #doctor #psychology
What is the difference between a social welfare and psychology major and which one gets you your own office ?
Relative to what I want to major in college #teaching #teacher #high-school #counselor #mentoring #psychiatrist
Are there any limits to amount of investments a stockbroker can enter?
I know that stockbrokers main job is to invest. But, when an investment is unsuccessful how do a person get rid of that investment? Can another investment improve that previous investment? #finance #economics #stockbroker
Is it possible for me to make it in the music industry with just a great ear and without a great skill in sight reading?
I'm a great musician. I can play piano, drums and bass guitar really well. But I play only by ear. I can't sight read very well so I substitute that hindrance with my good ear. I've played with many bands without a problem, but I'm not sure if that will change if I make that my career. I know...
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