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
Did I make a mistake by not using my two remaining attempts on my exam to prioritize a class where I’m struggling? This is an online course, and I scored an 85 on the exam, which has kept my overall grade at an 87. Since I’m doing worse in another class, where I currently have […]
Considering an MBA After a BSBA? Or Should I Focus on Professional Certifications like CPA or CFA? I hold two college degrees: an Associate of Arts with a focus on business and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in accounting. During my studies, I accumulated extra credits since not all of […]
What’s the difference between the main ceremony and the department recognition event during graduation? I’m in the process of purchasing my cap and gown for my commencement ceremony in May, and I see an option to indicate whether I will be attending the main ceremony or the department recognition event. Can anyone clarify the difference […]
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!