James Constantine Frangos

I personally like criminology, psychology, and human behavior.

specific jobs I'm looking at are forensic scientists, human behavior analysts, and a psychologist.

It hurts my brain

I’ve always wanted to become a pediatrician because, I love helping people and I’m good at working with kids. But, before pursing a career in the medical field I want to know the steps and, how many years will it take from now?

What are the best ways to find a job that would be the one u stick to for the rest of your life? Also why would it be the best way?

1. What profession did you choose? Why? 2. How many years of college did you need to go through? 3. What jobs did you work before you landed your present professional job? 4.How can I decide if I should earn a Ph.D. in this field? 5. Were you in a college program? 6. Did you have to pivot...

When did you decide the career path you wanted?

I am unsure of what to pursue in college because there is so many options! I like a lot of different things and not sure what I would be best at. I am not sure when to start really focusing on something that I really would want to do.

An other words, what are some tips to stay motivated. I'm not eligible to work without a working permit. I don't know what school i'm going to. I have no way of income and its hard to stay positive when you're young and have to provide for yourself.

I loved my lower division classes for my Bachelor's. I majored in Interactive Design, and my less-career related classes included drawing, color theory, and visual communication. As I got into the upper division classes, I found I enjoyed them less and less. It's been several years since I...

How do I know what colleges have the most educational teaching for careers such as becoming a doctor, nurse, etc. As starters for in high school what should I focus on more to achieving my career. What is a pathwaysthat will help me become more interested in for medical research?

I have doubts if I want to build a career as a digital artist or as a graphic designer. If I can't choose what career I want to pursue in life, should I pick what I love doing or the one that is the most profitable and in demand? I did some research and I think nowadays there's more demand for...

I want to be a zoologist, specifically an ornithologist focused on research and conservation. However, I'm not particularly interested in what is going on inside the bird. I understand how that would be important to know, but I don't want my major (i.e. biology) to simply be focused on this....

How do you know for sure what career to chase

I want to make money off of something I love but idk how to start-

i have careers in mind that I'm interested in, but I can't decide which one would be best for me to pursue and work towards.

Why is it so hard for me to pick what job I want? I have people telling me to do this people telling me to do that, and it’s kind of hard to choose what I want when other people are trying to make me do what they want. #jobs

For people who work in business and business management what do you find most enjoyable and what made you pick your career
Also how much do you make (if not too personal)

Also best courses and colleges for it

I'm going back to school after a few years of work. The school requests 2 letters of references but I haven't contacted my old employers for 3 years (I left during covid, and have been working remotely since for another company). Should I reach out to them on Linkedin and ask over there? Or...

esspetially for arts

i'm finish tenth . i'm waiting for result. #career #career-counseling #job #student #advice

I'm a senior at Georgia Southern University studying finance. I have considered pursuing a career in either financial analysis or financial planning, but I think I'm leaning more toward the analysis route.

How can find a career for me when I can't even think of what I want to be?

I am a Senior in high school interested in majoring in something medical.

I researched what are the requirements needed to do good on the Bar Exam. My sources say 78.8% of people who passed the exam had a degree in psychology. I want to know why.

i know a lot go after college but like if we don’t go what age would be best if we would start late? like say you didn’t get a job in your teenage years what would be the best job as a starter?

I used to know exactly what I wanted to do. I wanted to be a doctor, but then I wrote a play and now my entire life plan has changed. What is the best way to figure out what will actually be my best bet?

I am a first-year community college student.
I like video games

I am a high school graduate in Jobcorps, wanting to know some information on the happening from anyone in the cisco certified networking profession.

What college did you go to? What are the top rated schools for this major