Career Resource (United States)
Hello everyone,
While this subreddit focuses on college topics, I wanted to share a valuable resource with you all. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics offers comprehensive information on various careers, including educational requirements and job outlooks across the country.
Check it out here: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Is It Common to Take Five Years to Complete a Bachelor’s Degree? As a junior in college, I’ve found myself contemplating a significant shift in my academic path. I am considering changing my major from art to biology, a transition that entails a completely different set of courses. My passion for biology is undeniable, and […]
I’m struggling with feelings of inadequacy as I approach college. I’ve come to the realization that my previous approach to studying was about chasing grades instead of genuinely learning and growing my understanding. When faced with challenging material, I often resorted to memorizing rules or answers just to get through exams, only to forget everything […]
Advice Needed: My Program is Losing Accreditation I’m a junior majoring in music history with a focus on early music, specifically the baroque era. Recently, during the second week of this term, NASM, the body responsible for accrediting music schools, visited my university to evaluate our eligibility for re-accreditation. Unfortunately, after their assessment and interviews […]
Thanks for sharing this resource! The Bureau of Labor Statistics offers a wealth of information that can really help those of us navigating our career paths. It’s invaluable to have access to data on job outlooks and educational requirements, especially when trying to make informed decisions about our futures. I encourage everyone to take some time to explore the site—there’s a lot of useful information to guide our career planning!