08-04-2021, 05:25 PM
Wouldn't more people be happier if they get a degree in a niche they'll enjoy, even if they may make less money throughout the lifetime of their career?
I saw this video recently and enjoyed their discussion about considering if college supports your passion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW7rXancBrM
I saw this video recently and enjoyed their discussion about considering if college supports your passion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW7rXancBrM
Completed:
Master's Degree, Coaching & Emotional Intelligence, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Business Administration, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Management, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Corporate Communication, Universidad Isabel 1
Professional Certificate, TESOL, Arizona State University
Professional Certificate, IT Support, Google
Professional Certificate, Cybersecurity Analyst, IBM
Bachelor's Degree, Liberal Studies (Management Minor), University of Maine @ Presque Isle
Honors Certificate, Business Writing, University of Colorado
Master Herbalist Certification, Academy of Natural Health Sciences
Master's Degree, Coaching & Emotional Intelligence, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Business Administration, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Management, Universidad Isabel 1
Master's Degree, Corporate Communication, Universidad Isabel 1
Professional Certificate, TESOL, Arizona State University
Professional Certificate, IT Support, Google
Professional Certificate, Cybersecurity Analyst, IBM
Bachelor's Degree, Liberal Studies (Management Minor), University of Maine @ Presque Isle
Honors Certificate, Business Writing, University of Colorado
Master Herbalist Certification, Academy of Natural Health Sciences
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