Career questions tagged bachelors
Would it be weird if I took two gap years?
I have been asking many questions lately about whether I should take my gap year after High School like many people do or after getting my bachelor's before my PhD in Psychology to be a Psychology professor. With all of the different advice I'm getting I have been wondering if I should just do both. Thoughts?
what different job occupations would I be able to get if I were to have a bachelors in Anthropology?
I’m trying to broaden my options but always let down by peoples answers of it’s a lousy major or just careers with a masters/phd and not much as entry level jobs. I’m way into my major to opt out now as I’m a lower junior in college rn. edit: thank you for the responses!
Which classes/ steps do I have to take in order to get a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering?
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How hard is it to get into Uofwaterloo as a transfer from McGill electrical engineering ?
Hello, I am an incoming freshman at Mcgill (electrical engineering). Due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to apply to Waterloo this year; however, I intend to conduct a credit transfer next year! Can somebody inform me what stats are required for a transfer to the University of Waterloo? Yes, I Googled it, but I'd want to hear from someone who has
What is my next step? job? or internship?
I want to be a PA, which requires a master's degree; however, I am about to get my BA. Where should I start after getting my BA to pursue that career?
how come you have to take years of college just to be in debt and most likely can't get a job because u aren't familiar with the work like others ?
how come you have to take years of college just to be in debt and most likely can't get a job because u aren't familiar with the work like others ?
Should I prioritize getting a Bachelors degree or getting job certifications?
I have a two-year degree in what is essentially digital photography (my childhood dream) that I got immediately after high school. I have since decided that this isn’t a good fit for me as a career, and have been struggling to find my first job. In 2019, I went back to my local community college to take some professional development classes to try and build my resume. These classes so far have been training in MS Word, Excel, and Access, communication skills, and customer service skills. I’ve had to step away for a bit for personal reasons, but I plan to start working towards the Professional Administrative Certificate of Excellence (PACE Certification) in the next few weeks. But. I’ve recently learned that the college money that my parents set aside for me is still available - they paid for my community college degree out of pocket (which completely blows my mind). It’s a nest egg big enough that I can essentially get a bachelors degree for “free” without taking out any student loans. This is an amazing opportunity that I am lucky to have, and I want to make sure that I use this money wisely. My parents have been super generous by letting me live at home until I can get my feet under me…but I’m now in my early 30s. My dad plans to retire next year. We’re currently trying to navigate what that looks like, but I want to be financially independent as quickly as possible so I don’t become a leech. I don’t know if I am necessarily trying to choose my entire career right now. I’ve always been told that education was the key to a good life and career, and I don’t want to waste this money. I am currently looking for work and doing all the things associated with that - I am constantly applying for jobs, I volunteer, I’ve taken several job/career assessments, I’m getting into networking, etc. I’m trying to cast as wide of a net as possible to find this first job - I’m open to almost anything. So - what would be the best strategy for my situation? Should I go for the bachelors degree? Or should I focus on getting certified in various job fields/disciplines and get my bachelors after I find employment? What is the quickest route to a job that will allow me to finally move out of my parents’ house (and, preferably, to buy my own home)?
I love art, but I don't think it is wise to major in it because of the low variety of jobs with this career. What would be some alternate options to continue my love and my personal education in art without a bachelors in it.
Could anyone have any thoughts on how to help my dilemma?
What master’s could I get with a bachelor's in criminal justice?
I am graduating soon with a bachelor's in Criminal Justice. I’m considering getting my master's, and I'm not sure what my options are. I don’t want a master's in criminal justice. What are my other options? #masters #criminaljustice #bachelors
National University Bachelor of Science
Has anyone completed the Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Design Engineering program with National University online? If so, what did you like and/or not like about the program? #bachelors #NationalUniversity #Engineering
Is it possible If i become bachelor of engineering in information technology and then i give exam of the remaining subjects of computer engineering which is not in information technology and then becoming bachelor of engineering in both computer engineering and information engineering.
#informationtechnology #computerengineering #bachelors
In what situation can you list a degree you're working on as your title?
For example, I'm applying to graduate school in psychology this semester. By the time I attend the graduate program, I will have completed my B.A. However, on my applications, should I list myself as "Alexandra C., B.A." or not? The only similar situation I can think of is people who have "ABD" but I wouldn't know another equivalent. #psychology #college-admissions #graduate-school #applications #bachelors