The Career Daydream is a visualization exercise designed to help students who are undecided about their career choice. Through the exercise they create a mental image of what they want their life to be like after they have graduated and started their career.

While everyone selecting a career should do thorough research, at midlife it is even more important. At midlife, it is likely that you have more responsibilities and obligations than most traditional-aged college students.

Changing careers at midlife is a big decision. It can involve investments, life changes and financial risks. This is especially true if you have a family that depends on your current income. When a change means you must earn a new degree, the career-change investment will be even greater.

Self-esteem is important for daily functioning. Having strong self-esteem can help you enjoy your life and be healthier. However, if you have low self-esteem, it can cause you to be less happy and experience many mental and physical health problems.

Ending a romantic relationship with someone is almost never easy. There is no way around hurting the person you are breaking up with. However, it is important to weigh your decision to end the relationship carefully and to be sensitive to the others’ feelings during the break up.

Having a part-time job on campus can be very beneficial for you while you are attending college. You may discover that in addition to having extra money to spend, you are even happier with your college experience and are more prepared for the future.

Dentists diagnose and treat problems in the mouth related to teeth and promote oral hygiene. They also perform a variety of other tasks including repair of decayed teeth, tooth removal, and dental care instruction.

Interview with Kimberly Pellini about her career as a lawyer for the benefit of students who are considering careers in the law. Mrs. Pellini works for the state of North Carolina as an assistant district attorney.

In the United States, there are two main categories of associate degrees: associate degrees designed to help students prepare for a bachelor's degree program and associate degrees designed to help students train for a particular occupation.

Considering a career with the Army or in human intelligence? If so, this interview with WO1 Tasha Tataru, an Army intelligence warrant officer serving in Afghanistan, is a must read.