u/dstarlea

What are some interesting careers in english besides english teacher, librarian, copywriter, technical writer? I'm majoring in english and going back to school online. The most common answers I get to this question when googled or asked on reddit are copywriter or technical writer. I don't want to work either of those jobs but I am great at writing. I also don't want to work in journalism, it's to fast paced and even though I have experience, I want to work in something slower. I'm struggling with finding something I'll enjoy doing, I also want to work remote as I don't have a car.

I'm considering law school after becoming a paralegal and getting my bachelors in english. I'm not sure whether id enjoy becoming a paralegal or lawyer. If someone in strong in writing and analyzing writing and likes working on a team would they make a good lawyer. I've looked at the different majors for law school and am considering majoring in legal analysis, writing, and research. Any thoughts on what are some signs you'd be a good lawyer if you haven't gotten higher education yet?

What are some interesting remote jobs i can get with a philosophy degree?

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I'm interested in majoring in philosophy and getting my degree online but im not sure of my job prospects when it comes to remote. So far ive considered copywriter, technical writer, anything with writing since im strong in english skills. Any suggestions for remote jobs that compliment a philosophy major?

I'm interested in majoring in philosophy and getting my degree online but im not sure of my job prospects when it comes to remote. So far ive considered copywriter, technical writer, anything with writing since im strong in english skills. Any suggestions for remote jobs that compliment a philosophy major?

I plan on becoming a lawyer but not in a traditional path. Right now I want to get my english degree and work as a copywriter till I get a car and become independent (get my own place). After that, i plan on getting my political science degree and planning for the lsat then law school. What do you think about this plan?

How do I make money as an aspiring author?

I am not interested in marketing, copywriting, technical writing, ux writing, reporting, social media, psychology etc. I am interested in becoming an author but I need a day job to support myself in the meantime.

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Any suggestions on good jobs or careers for me?

I'm interested in starting out in banking then moving into investments due to the fast pace and high pay. I want to work on a small team, bad at math, biology, and psychology and am good at writing. I'm planning to get an online bachelor's in finance and technology. I'm also 20 and have experience in customer service and other retail positions. So far I've considered bank teller, financial analyst, wealth manager/financial advisor. I'm interested in regular/commercial banking or investment banking.

Any career suggestions for me?

I personally considered becoming a lawyer but now that im looking into what paralegals do it sounds pretty similar and sounds very busy so I think im just satisfied with paralegal work for now. I'm curious what bachelor degree prepares you for legal work. Im considering English since im good at it or business admin to get a hang off managing finances and more administrative work, or criminal justice since i can get that online.

What do you think? What are some good bachelor degrees for paralegals?

I'm starting my associates in legal studies in august and am thinking ahead to my bachelors. Im hoping to get an online degree in political science. What are some careers i can get with a political science degree. My long term goal is to become a lawyer but that's at least a decade ahead.

Looking to go to school in korea for law since im good at reading and writing, im 20 learning korean for the first time. What else can I do? So far ive installed the apps jamo korean, duolingo, tueida, k Manga, preply and YT music. I plan to work through each app completely before moving on to the next app.

So far I've done a few more courses on jamo korean. Any suggestions for what else I can do to best help my understanding in korean and korean law? I plan on getting my legal studies degree and working as a paralegal before pursuing my undergrad then law degree and saving while learning korean for at least five years before moving countries.

Is there any science majors i can take online if i want to go to med school?

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Is there any science majors i can take along if i want to go to med school? I plan on going back to college online for english then getting some writer jobs to work. After this I want to pursue a science degree. Are there any degrees I can accomplish online if i want to go to med school? I wasn't great at biology or psychology but I think with practice and tutoring it's achievable.

I'm exploring different college majors and would like to know what suits me. I like working on a small team and working with english skills, i also want to work right away without having to get a masters degree and am terrible at biology, math, and psychology.

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Any suggestions for what might suit me?

I'm exploring different college majors and communications seems like a fun major to do lately. I like working on a small team and working with english skills. Any suggestions for what might suit me?

• i want to work on a small team

• good at writing

• terrible at math

• Terrible at biology and psychology

• want to get my degree probably online

• want to work right away to support the family after getting my bachelor's, no masters or doctorate

I flunked out of college and withdrew a year ago. My major was biology then I switched to psychology and English. Since English was the only thing saving my grades I figured once I go back I can major in that. I wanted to become a therapist a few days ago but decided not to pursue a psych degree since I failed psych courses when I was in college. I'm looking for some cool high paying jobs I can get with english besides English teacher or journalist. So far, I'm interested in becoming a journalist, copywriter, or reporter. Any suggestion for what i can do with this degree? My main strength is writing.

Edit: based off everyone's comments, I decided to do an English major then get my masters in social work to become a therapist! Thank you!

I am considering getting my associates in health information technology. I want to go back to a certain school as well, Mount Mary University. I checked and they have a few majors that might fit: computer science, healthcare administration. would one of those be suitable for clinical data analyst? I'm looking at this career since data entry jobs make good money, my last data entry job was good money and I liked the role. I'm hoping to make six figures. I am considering med school to become a psychiatrist. Any thoughts on how to become a clinical data analyst to support myself through med school? Would a healthcare administration or computer science degree support this? Thank You! I am considering long term and want to make six figures while working towards med school. Since I'm considering med school I'm not sure if I should major in biology or major in computer science and minor in biology, or double major in biology/computer science. What do you think about this?

I am considering getting my associates in health information technology. I want to go back to a certain school as well, Mount Mary University. I checked and they have a few majors that might fit: computer science, healthcare administration. would one of those be suitable for clinical data analyst? I'm looking at this career since data entry jobs make good money, my last data entry job was good money and I liked the role. I'm hoping to make six figures. Any thoughts?