Career questions tagged adult-education
What type of associates degree do I need to get into a Human resource roll?
I am 52 and going back to school to eventually get a role in Human resources. I will need to start with a focus on getting my assoicates- while I work, and then will work on my bachelor's degree. I would also like to do this online. I see so many options and suggestions from AI on what I need to do , but I would like to here from some professionals. What would you suggest? What type of associates and what online school would you suggest? Thank you
Cyber security
What is the best resource for single unemployed black mothers to obtain a grant and start cyber security education?
1. As an adult student returning to education after a hiatus and being a first-generation student, how can I navigate the unique challenges of pursuing a degree in computer science 2. What factors should I consider when deciding between online and on-campus education in computer science as an adult learner? 3. How can I ensure that an online computer science program offers opportunities for interaction and networking to avoid a completely isolated learning experience? 4. What are some key indicators of quality education in the field of computer science, especially for adult and first-generation students? 5. Are there hybrid or blended learning options available in computer science programs that combine online coursework with on-campus sessions or networking events? 6. How can I engage with online communities, forums, or meetups related to computer science to connect with peers, professionals, and mentors? 7. What types of experiential learning opportunities, such as internships or project-based learning, should I look for in a computer science program? 8. What academic support services are available for adult and first-generation students pursuing a degree in computer science? 9. Are there scholarships or financial aid options specifically tailored for adult or first-generation students in computer science programs? 10. How can I ensure that the computer science program I choose aligns with my goals, preferences, and circumstances as an adult learner??
1. As an adult student returning to education after a hiatus and being a first-generation student, how can I navigate the unique challenges of pursuing a degree in computer science? 2. What factors should I consider when deciding between online and on-campus education in computer science as an adult learner? 3. How can I ensure that an online computer science program offers opportunities for interaction and networking to avoid a completely isolated learning experience? 4. What are some key indicators of quality education in the field of computer science, especially for adult and first-generation students? 5. Are there hybrid or blended learning options available in computer science programs that combine online coursework with on-campus sessions or networking events? 6. How can I engage with online communities, forums, or meetups related to computer science to connect with peers, professionals, and mentors? 7. What types of experiential learning opportunities, such as internships or project-based learning, should I look for in a computer science program? 8. What academic support services are available for adult and first-generation students pursuing a degree in computer science? 9. Are there scholarships or financial aid options specifically tailored for adult or first-generation students in computer science programs? 10. How can I ensure that the computer science program I choose aligns with my goals, preferences, and circumstances as an adult learner?
Would someone graduating at 40 with their first degree in civil engineering have a chance in the workforce?
Is it sensible or feasible (or how does the outlook seem in general) to get one's first degree at 40 as a civil engineer? (Entering college at 35, graduating at 40) Would potential employers be biased against an "old" newbie, making it impossible to pay off school debt at such a late date because jobs would go to younger graduates? #engineering #civil-engineering #adult-education #career-change
How did you complete a science college degree as an adult?
I am pursuing a science degree after taking a few years away from school. Knowing science and math are subjects that build up on material, what advice or tips are available to get up to speed? #back-to-school #nontraditional #college #science #adult-education
What are the challenges of pursuing a career in adult education with disabilities?
Adult education with disabilities and the challenges involved #adult-education #disabilities #career
What Courses Should I take in grade 11 for Commerce?
I want to know what is a good plan for me. #ecommerce #adult-education