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How can social science students find impactful internships that align with our interests and help build relevant career experience #Spring25?
Student in the Dual Degree Program in Law and International Relations, 4th Generation Leadership Talent Scholarship.
What are qualities that hiring managers look for?
I am interested in landscape design and hope to get my graduates degree in landscape architecture. I want to make sure that I stand out from other candidates.
How do older individuals begin new careers without worrying about age discrimination?
I will be around 55 when I complete my bachelor's degree, and I am concern about finding positions not only due to no experience but also due to my age. #Spring25?
How to network successfully in sports photography and sports graphics?
How do network in the field of graphic design and photography? I always feel strange and awkward trying to talk to other designers and photographers because I feel like I am interrupting them. I want to stand out to people and have them think of me for internships and job shadowing, but I am lost in how to do that. But I know the only way to succeed in that field is by creating those relationships to get my dream jobs like taking photos and making graphics for a professional sports team, but how do I do it?
Is there many opportunities on the Tampa Bay area for occupational therapy?
Interested in majoring in sports medicine, psychology, or kinesiology.
How do I know what career is right for me? #Spring25
I am a person with many interest and am terrified of being bored and making the wrong decision. I love psychology and criminal justice but I can’t imagine myself in the careers it produces though. Most careers feel repetitive and i want something i could apply my knowledge in without doing the same paperwork everyday. Any advice or experience on finding your career will be helpful. Thank you!
Finding your Dream Job?
How did you find your dream job? I am majoring engineering because I love the math and problem solving aspect yet I don't want to sit in front of a computer screen for the rest of my life. How do I find my perfect fitting? #Spring25
What are some benefits to having multiple bachelor's degrees and/or minors across multiple fields aside from career mobility, if there are any at all?
I'm in a weird situation where I have extra time and semesters between now and finishing my primary degree because of how they structured the program and I'm wondering if diversifying is worth it
If I am interested in being a Marine Biologist/ or a career in the Marine field, what types of jobs,experiences, or skills are employers looking for on a resume. ?
I am a sophomore in high school and need advice.
How could I find a job at 14?
hello, my name is Lilly and I am 14 and I like working with kids I have had experience with a lot of ages I have a 3 month old baby brother and 7 older brothers. I also like art I know how to crochet and I like music and I would love to find a job to help around the house. so if you have any information for me please let me know it would be very appreciated.
How should I start preparing for my future career or job?
I'm a freshman in high school. I have interests in many art and computer based careers.
How do I get connections for finding a job in economics?
How do I get connections for finding a job in economics? I'm starting my Bachelors in. General Economics nest semester and I know the main part of getting a job in Business is not just the degree but connections. So I'm asking how do I get these connections being a 20 year old from a small town that has only had jobs before as a cashier and working at a golf course?
What are some career paths you can take if you major in Computer Science ?
I'm not sure what careers there are Computer Science has to offer.
What is the most difficult part about becoming involved in the User-Experience Design field? Is there any way to start working in this field without having an associate or bachelor's degree first?
I am currently a high school senior who will soon graduate with my associates degree. However, I have been trying to get involved in this career field to no avail. Many companies seem to require some sort of prior experience; does this mean I should wait until I complete my degree first?
Mentoring a High School Student?
How do I find someone willing to mentor a High School student interested in Cardiology? I am a current high school student looking for a mentor. I'm very dedicated and passionate, and I'm always looking for ways to become more knowledgeable. My main interest is Cardiology. How can I find someone to mentor me? I am also available for remote mentoring. *Note: Question edited by admin
What are some good career opportunities for an English teacher after clearing the CTET exam?
I am currently pursuing a B.Ed. degree after completing my masters in English literature. I have previously worked in as an English language trainer and I have also worked part time as a phonics teacher.
"How has college helped you take meaningful steps toward your dream career, and what experiences made the biggest impact in advancing your journey" ?
I am a senior in high school who recently accepted admission into UC Berkely. I want to pursue a career in bio-engineering, and wondering how it is that I can further my studies and propel me faster into my desired career, quickly and effectively.
What kind of post-baccalaureate positions are available in the field of psychology, and how are the research assistant positions in the Chapel Hill area? #Spring25
What kind of post-baccalaureate positions are available in the field of psychology, and how are the research assistant positions in the Chapel Hill area? #Spring25
How do I know if a change-of-major is right for me?
I am a current computer science major finishing up my first year at school. While I haven't done the worst academically, I also haven't been the best. I don't get the best grades and have failed at least one class this year, but I still think I could graduate with this degree in four years very realistically. I think my degree and classes are very interesting and honestly not that hard, but I'm feeling demotivated because I feel like computer science is very lonely for me. I am a very social person, but my peers are not. I have no problem making new friends, but despite my best efforts, I cannot even get anyone in my major to study with me. Everyone has different personalities and I get that, but I honestly feel like I can't function if I'm not around a single other social person. I'm worried that this will be the same when I get into the workforce, and if I go into this field that I won't even be able to be friendly with my coworkers. Additionally, programming jobs seem to be trending more towards work-from-home, but I really do like in-person and I can't see myself being successful at working from home, at least at the start of my career. That was a lot, but I am a little lost and looking for advice. I was considering double majoring, which would also be doable in four years. But I'm wondering if I should drop it altogether? I'm also wondering what kinds of fields I could look at? I know that I do like doing science, but maybe something more hands on would fit (although I'm not interested in doing something like pure chemistry or pure biology). I know from experience that business doesn't suit me, and I don't see myself being successful in the humanities or liberal arts.
I graduated from my local community college with an Associate in Arts, and will be transferring to a 4-year university to get my Bachelor's Fall 2025. I'm a psychology major and recently found myself interested in minoring in international studies. What would a career as a forensic psychologist abroad be like? Is it possible?
I want to help people in underserved communities that lack access to mental health resources. I read a bit about the role of a psychologist for the ICC and found that interesting too. I know psychology is a very broad field and can lead to a multitude of careers, but I don't think I'm someone who would be content staying in one place for too long. I have always been interested in the intersection of law and psychology, which is why the goal is to become a forensic psychologist.
Does anyone know of any opportunity for American highs chool students with F1 ?
I am a high school student in the US, which doesn't leave a ton of opportunities for careers in formula one or any formula series. I am wondering if anybody knows of any internships or early programs that can be completed in the US as a junior or senior in high school. My dream would be to work with the Mercedes AMG F1 team in the future but also love the Mclaren racing team, so would love to see opportunities there as well. Thanks all!
What career would suit me based on my interests?
Hello, I'm currently in my last year of hs and tbh very confused. I wanna do everything but nothing at the same time. I have physics, chemistry, maths, biology and 2 languages as my subjects. I have a strong dislike towards maths, it has traumatized me frankly speaking. Chemistry is alright as long as it's inorganic and physical chemistry but organic? Hell no. I don't mind physics but I know for a fact that I won't be able to study that for 4-6 years continuously. I like bio and I tolerate it the most so going for something in bio would be a smart choice imo. I thought bout creative careers too like arch, graphic designing etc cuz I'm good at art but I realised just by being good at art won't make me the best in this, I lack creativity of my own. I also dont wanna do anything in commerce related. So what should I do? What career would suit me?
I have five years to complete my educational studies, and it's quite challenging, to have the tasks of job search, personal endeavors and studying. How do I maintain a work-school-life balance?
Finding balance and quality personal time; can be daunting.
What are the career paths or jobs for an undergraduate student majoring in Spanish and Linguistics?
I am a current senior studying both of these majors, it hasn't been long since I decided to change my major and I've been unsure of what career path I should take care of after graduating university. I've been leaning more towards using my Spanish major as a translator/interpreter but I'm not sure what companies, organizations, etc. I should apply for.
What are the best tips for finding a company that best fits you and allows you to be creative in the architecture field?
I'm a senior in high school, looking to study and pursue a career in architecture and would like some tips so I can become as successful as possible. Whether I need to move to a bigger city or first get an internship , I would like all the advice that I can get.
What would be a good career path to focus on Marine Biology along with Photography ?
I am currently finishing up my associates. I am an Army Veteran just trying to find my way. I lobe marine life and learning everything I can. I have been interested for many years. I am also a photographer. I got my PADI Scuba certification for open water and currently working towards my advanced and Nitrox. I have been practicing my photography under water, and I am working towards a better underwater camera.
What can I do in addition to earning a History degree to increase my chances of becoming an archivist?
I am currently enrolled in a BA of History program for the fall and volunteer at IARA. What else can I do to make myself a more desirable candidate for employment?
How would you go about choosing a career path if you decided your major first?
I am going to college to major in marine science, but the career options are broad. Is it best to decide after getting more experience in my classes, or should I be doing independent research about my career options?
What's the best way to make connections in the sports medicine world in order to accelerate my career after college?
I am starting college in the fall and majoring in kinesiology, with the end goal of going into athletic training or pursuing a career in physical therapy. I'm curious if there is a good way to get myself out there before I finish college, so that when I'm done, I can find somewhere I can pursue a career relatively soon after graduating.