careers & internships, majors & industries

10 best veterinary colleges and your path to becoming a vet

By Hilary CairnsLast updated on March 2, 2026

Key takeaway Veterinarians are trained doctors who specialize in taking care of animals in clinics, zoos, farms, or labs. Becoming a licensed vet takes between eight and 10 years, where you’ll need to earn a bachelor’s degree, apply to a vet program, complete clinical rotations, earn your degree, pass your exam, and register with your …

careers & internships, majors & industries

A Guide to What Computer Engineers Do

By Hilary CairnsPublished on January 10, 2025

Computer engineers work with computer hardware, software, artificial intelligence (AI), networks, and more. They often have degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, or Computer Science, depending on the college they attended. Here’s a rundown of what college engineers do, how you can become one, and some top schools you …

careers & internships

Business Administration vs. Business Economics: Which Path to Pursue

By College Raptor StaffPublished on December 19, 2024

A business major covers a wide range of specialty fields, each one focusing on a specific aspect of managing an organization. If you’re planning on pursuing a business-related career path, one of the many decisions you’ll have to make is choosing between a business administration vs business economics major. These are two of the more …

careers & internships, majors & industries

Want to Be a Lawyer? 10+ Types of Attorneys You Can Be

By Hilary CairnsLast updated on October 24, 2024

To become a lawyer, you need to earn your Juris Doctor (J.D.) and pass the bar exam. However, you’ll also need to decide what type of law you’d like to specialize in. From criminal defense to immigration and taxes to intellectual property, there are plenty of concentrations available. Here’s a quick review of the different …

careers & internships

Bar Exam Sample Questions

By Hilary CairnsPublished on October 16, 2024

Once lawyers earn their Juris Doctor (J.D.), they can sit for the bar exam. The bar exam is required for them to become practicing lawyers. The test is undergoing some changes in the near future and the questions will be changed. We’ve covered everything you need to know below and provided some places to find …

careers & internships

20 Jobs That Don’t Require a Degree

By Hilary CairnsPublished on October 1, 2024

While a college degree is required in some fields and careers, it’s not always the best path to achieve your goals – especially if you want to work in an industry or position that doesn’t require a degree. Understanding your personal goals, career aspirations, and financial situation can help you make the best decision for …

careers & internships

The 25 Highest-Paying Jobs in the World

By College Raptor StaffPublished on October 1, 2024

The highest-paying jobs in 2024 include physicians and surgeons, CEOs, engineering managers, financial managers, corporate lawyers, software engineers, data scientists, project managers, architects, and web developers. Although, location, company, experience, and level of education all play a factor. If you want to land one of the highest-paying jobs in the world, read on! Learn more about …

careers & internships, majors & industries

20 Best Sports Management Colleges

By College Raptor StaffLast updated on September 12, 2024

Key Takeaways Sports management combines business principles with knowledge of the sports industry. In this field, you’ll apply skills like planning, organizing, directing, controlling, budgeting, or leading within a sports organization or business. Several colleges offer multiple paths for students to make a career in Sports Management including offering a BA with a concentration in …

careers & internships, majors & industries

17 High Paying Master’s Degrees

By College Raptor StaffPublished on August 7, 2024

Key Takeaway: Earning a master’s degree is a great way to reach your salary and career goals. On average, master’s degree holders earn $12,688 more a year than those with a bachelor’s degree. Depending on your field of study, a master’s degree might be the right path for you. Engineering, healthcare, computer science, and mathematics …

careers & internships

PA School: Your Guide to Becoming a Physician Assistant

By College Raptor StaffPublished on July 24, 2024

Key Takeaway Becoming a physician assistant (PA) typically takes six to nine years, including earning a bachelor’s degree (preferably in a science-focused or healthcare major), gaining clinical experience, and completing a two to three-year master’s program. Students must also complete clinical rotations and pass the PANCE exam to become certified. PA programs can be traditional …