Lovejoy, GA
How is the work-life balance for professionals working in the field of computer science or software and is it worth it to pursue a career in these fields?
I am in 12th grade and I'm interested in mathematics and science overall. I want to pursue a career in computer science and explore technology and someday do research and invent and discover things that will be useful for the development of society and help save nature.
What are some things that you wish you had known about budgeting and money management while in high school, before you went to college? What is the best piece of advice you have received regarding it?
A lot of the time I hear my parents talking about money and college, so I want to know more things I can do to be prepared. What is the best piece of advice you have received regarding it?
How competitive is the marketing work force?
Is it easy to get a job with a bachelors? Should I plan on getting my masters? Did you get a job right away or did you have to wait a while? How “kind” is the industry?
How can I get internships when I lack experience?
So far I've only held a job at a rolled ice cream place in my town, so my experience in the workforce is pretty minimal. How do I find internships that require little to no professional experience? How can I increase my experience while looking for internships as well?
What is the process to become a restaurant owner?
Becoming a restaurant owner has been a long time dream of mine. I would like to know the process of becoming and effectively owning a restaurant in Atlanta.
What networking apps and websites should I be on?
What networking apps and websites should I be on?
List based on major and career field
I want to switch my major from computer science. I want to pursue a career in neuroscience , mostly leaning towards neuropsychology, but my school only offers bio or psych as majors and then I would have to cross register and apply for a neuro program. I don't know what I should do at all and I am lost. Help?
This is my freshman year currently so I have time.
is there any careers that combine cognitive/brain science, computer science, psychology, and neuroscience or something around this because I am a freshman computer science major but want to get my Phd in cogsci but unsure on what I could do with it
I am interested in all of these paths and would like to have a career relating or combining them that is not your typical UX designer or software engineer.
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