Stony Point, New York
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Ashley
Nov 19, 2018
907 views
What are the hardships of a women becoming an architect?
I’m a sophomore looking at possible career choices, but I want to know all the possible hardships I could face and what might happen if I were to join architecture.
#architecture #architect #interviews #career
New York, New York
Larel
Nov 19, 2018
923 views
Antonella
Oct 23, 2018
985 views
What if I can't survive the nursing program?
#nursing #nursing-education #college
Dobbs Ferry, New York
Antonella
Oct 23, 2018
843 views
Is the adjustment as hard as everyone makes it out to be?
#college #stress #college-advice
Dobbs Ferry, New York
Jeronim
Oct 16, 2018
649 views
Is it easy to balance work and school at the same time ?
#college student #job #school work
New York, New York
Jeronim
Oct 16, 2018
700 views
For those who are majoring in biology is it as hard as everyone seems to say it is ?
#major #biology #college-major #collegestudent #medicine
New York, New York
Rebecca
Oct 13, 2018
560 views
I am presently a Masters student in Dispute Resolution and Advocacy my plan is to be a peace advocate but i realise that what makes me happy the most is music career not law career What should i do at this stage of my life?
I want to know if its wise for me to change my career plan at this Masters level #career-choice
Mel
Oct 08, 2018
1231 views
Ok so, I’m panicking about majors and I’m not sure what to do. I love writing and graphic design. I’ve got a talent for English and such. But I also wanted to pursue graphic design and other arts. I’ve heard about double majors and majoring and minoring. I have a bit of an understanding but all the examples I’ve heard didn’t really pertain to my struggles so I find it hard to understand. If I were to get a major in English and a minor in graphic design or another art. Could I pursue a career in art? If I were to find something there would someone even care about a minor in art?
#art #graphic-design #design #college #english
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