u/yunbunnyhops

I'm a Junior in finance. I did dual enrollment and started off as a sophmore last school year at a regional campus. It was basically a huge waste of time, the only thing I got from it was being the founder and president of the first business club on that campus. I'm now at the main campus for my university, I feel like I have to play catch up with joining all the clubs and networking. It's too late for me to join any of the programs since I'm graduating in 2028 and would've had to join them while I was at the regional campus which was literally impossible while there.

I'm interested in Tech and always have been. I'm interested in cybersecurity. I kinda feel like I chose the wrong major. I love finance, but I think it's mainly personal finance that I love. I haven't taken any finance classes yet though, so we'll see. I haven't had an internship yet, but I'm currently working 3 student jobs, 2 of them being IT related jobs, and one being a simple paid to study job. I haven't done anything with my major so far, and I'm just now getting into the classes for my major, which is all I have left to complete now. Idk I feel like I should've gone into Computer Information Sciences or something, but the only thing I'm interested in is hardware, scripting, and just cyber stuff yk all the other stuff the major needs turns me off from it ngl, but it's too late for me to add it as a second major because my school doesn't allow that. I know I can break into cyber, but I just feel like it'll be hard since I'm a finance major.

I'm debating switching to information systems because I couldn't care less about corporate finance or anything along those lines. I'm also working the IT jobs because none of the campus business jobs would accept me. I also have more tech projects under my belt than business/finance stuff. The only real experience I have with anything major related is when I sold life insurance as an independent agent. It made me interested in being an entrepreneur ngl since that's what I was doing, but like I feel like if I'm going to do anything entrepreneurial, I want to have stable income first yk or like knowledge that's been put into practice more idk.

I just wanna have a job too. I also like learning foreign languages and I kinda want a job that'll let me use those too, but I mainly want a job along the lines of my major or something tech related. I'm still 18 so it feels crazy to have to make a decision on these things so soon, but like that's just the way it is ig. So yeah any advise guys. Sorry this post is kinda all over the place.

I'm working 3 student jobs this semester, 2 really because the other one is me getting paid to sit at a desk and study. I'm worried I won't have enough time to study, do homework, and focus on my mental health and my passions. The other 2 haven't started, but they're mainly resume bulkers. They're both IT jobs, but when I compared them, I saw that one might be better than the other resume wise anyways. Should I just drop the less attractive position? I'm a finance major, looking to keep the door open in IT because it is something I'm genuinely passionate about, I just haven't seen the scheduling for either job yet, and I'm also worried that dropping a job may look bad on my career history in the future. I just finished signing everything, so I haven't technically started anything. I'm also taking 7 classes this semester, but the 2 of them start in the second half of the semester, so I don't know what that would look like either.

It's my second year in college, but I'm a junior due to taking dual enrollment in high school so I graduate in 2028 instead of 2029. My college placed me at one of their remote campuses my "first year" (Sophmore year), and I was only able to complete the rest of my gen eds and take very basic business classes like business calc, micro, macro, and an excel class. I founded the first business club at that campus, and I sold life insurance as an independent agent when I was at the regional campus, but I'm scared all of that wont be enough to get an internship next summer and a job after because I've applied to over 100 internships and haven't gotten one interview. I built a resume using the career office at the regional, but I think the resume is the problem. I'm going to the main campus this semester so there will be actual opportunities this time, but I'm still worried about the likelihood of getting an internship (in business in general doesn't even have to be finance), and having a job lined up after I graduate. Is it still possible for me to get an internship?

If you could start over would you commission again? Especially through ROTC? I’m feeling a little lost about my future and I’m considering commissioning probably because of that reason. I’m a second yr in college, but I’m a junior because of dual enrollment credits. I don’t have any internship experience so far and I don’t have any lined up for me so far so I’m pretty worried about what the future could look like. My tuition is already covered so I don’t need it for that reason. I’m a business major specializing in finance. Maybe I’m feeling lost because it’s summer break, but I just feel worried about what I’m going to do. Does anyone have any advice?

I'm looking to do SMP. I graduate early because I did dual enrollment in Highschool so I'm set to graduate in 2028. If I do ROTC I would have to graduate in 2029 instead. This is a setback for me because I wanted to get interships and a full time job in my field after graduating, so i'm wondering if the shadowing aspect of the SMP would look good enough on my resume. Does ROTC look good on a resume?

I stumbled upon this article. https://www.clrn.org/do-you-shower-together-in-basic-training-air-force/

Is this true about the shower situation?

I’m looking to join the Air rotc program. Can anyone talk about their experiences in it? What is the shower situation like (can any women share their experience with that)? Also can you use your phones? Also can you pick what military job you train for?

So since October I kept accidentally hitting myself in the same place and in April the bruise formed a lump inside of it and it went away and now it’s July and my leg has been feeling tight for like a week and it’s been feeling cold and my leg hurts. I’m also getting nether region cramps when I sit down (I’m not on my period) and it hurts to pee. How do I know if I have a blood clot? I went to the doctor once and they told me it was just cramping but I don’t think it is especially since it’s been going on for this long. I went to the doctors again yesterday and now I have an mri scheduled.

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I'm currently a junior here at OSU and I'm considering getting a mba here. What is everything I should know about the MBA program here. Is it easier to get into as an OSU graduate. What does tutiton look like? What's the best way to get into the program?