Career questions tagged aftercollege
Is there a way that I can be taught to become a financial risk advisor?
I’m currently in my third year as a economics major but before that I was a computer science major. I switch it because it wasn’t for me. So now I decided that I want to become a financial risk advisor and I wanted to know can a person teach you how to become one after you graduate from college and I plan on working in Wisconsin. #aftercollege
How do you prepare to get a job and live after college
For a majority of students they do not have to worry about anything but tuition their four years of school; But what about after that. How do we prepare to have a job lined up along with somewhere to live. What are some steps we can take to make sure we land on our feet after graduating college? #job #aftercollege
What is the best United States location for a biomedical engineer?
In the future, I would like to become a biomedical engineer. I want to conduct research in a field such as prosthetics, Stem Cells, immunology, neurology, or regeneration. While there are many colleges that offer this as a major, it’s not as obvious where the best place to go after college would be, as far as the job market. #clueless #WhereCanIGetAJob #IWantMoneyToo #help #aftercollege #biomedical-engineering
What was the hardest step to take after graduating college for Veterinarians?
I know that a lot more schooling goes into the process of being a Veterinarian, and job shadows. But what I’m worried about is what to do with my degree after school. Do I join in with a firm? Or do I make a private practice? I don’t know which is the right or easier step to take after college to further progress my career as a vet. #veterinaryscience #aftercollege
Why did you become an engineer?
I am a civil engineering student, but I would be grateful for an answer from other fields of engineering as well. What made you choose engineering, and what made you decide to stick onto it throughout college and even after college? What was your terribly strong and persistent reason that made you held onto engineering for so long, without quitting at all? I am curious :) #engineering #career #aftercollege
How do I know that I'm successful after I finish college?
I'm only a college freshman, but it's easy to tell that as students our factors of success are our transcript, test scores, extracurricular and volunteer experiences, internships and/or work experiences within our field of career, leadership, awards and honors. When we leave college, we're only left with a job at a company and our salary to define ourselves professionally. But I don't want to believe that my success is measured in money or prestige, because as humans we have so much more to offer in this world towards what we've painstakingly become passionate about in our studies. But if prestige and money isn't the answer to success, what is? #success #aftercollege #career #professionaldevelopment