Burde Prerana Kamath

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...

Is having a bachelors degree enough to get a good, stable job? (I'm thinking of majoring in computer information)

I’m pretty quiet and it’s hard to answer questions especially when I’m very nervous

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.

From what I was told I have none and that experience is only gained by working a professional job is this true? If not what are some ways I may have already gained experience?

How do I get a job that will support me financially and that I still love at the same time?

To be specific I love mechanical engineering. So what should I do to be able to grow in my field and achieve my goals as a to be Engineer

I would like to do something in I T

As a rising senior I'm having trouble trying to chose a career path and need advice.

What should I be doing to prepare for college and the rest of my life as I get older, to help me find what I want to do?

Thanks!

How to start my career