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Ferris Bueller Asks: I am a high school student planning on going to Columbia College Chicago for Arts Management next year. I know that entertainment industry jobs are hard to get, but Columbia College Chicago is known for getting students internships and jobs after they graduate (or at least they say so). I was wondering if this is really true or not, does this school really get people jobs? Anyone going to Columbia ...
Answer: No college can "get you" a job. They can bring companies to campus to interview students, but the companies get to decide whom they will hire.

keisha294 Asks: I am looking at moving to Columbia, Mo and am a secondary english teacher. Is the job market for teachers in Columbia strong or is it hard to find a job with so many colleges in the city?
Answer: My guess is that since Missouri University is in Columbia, there would be quite a few new graduates as well as spouses of people at the university looking for jobs, making teaching jobs less available. But the turnover rate will...

Troy Asks: Would a temporary job in finance department, at Columbia University increase the possibility of me getting into the university for an MBA program? I have a decent resume and my GPA in finance was 3.4.
Answer: It will allow you to make contacts inside the University which should increase your chance of getting in.

babi_j19 Asks: Looking for a lab tech job.
Answer: Check with the local employment office (state agency). Check the Sunday newspaper classified ads. Personally go see every hospital in the area and take a copy of your resume.

sunshine Asks: I am a junior at a private academy for girls with a rigorous curriculum and grading scale.
I finished my sophomore year with a 3.9 weighted GPA (on a 4.0 scale).
Top tenth of my class.

By the time that I graduate I will have taken four AP courses (at my school, we can take a maximum of five)

By the end of my senior year I will have done 400+ community service hours. Some of my volunteer ac ...

(Barret) Asks: So I recently met the valedictorian of my high school (an intelligent Latin female) who was accepted into Columbia University (ivy league) and she said she graduated. She is now working a regular job and she tells me that life at Columbia was tough for her so she ended up graduating with an average GPA. She tells me how much struggles her life have given her and how much she has to work just to pa ...

CityWeatherGuy Asks: Which has more crime?
Which has more jobs?
Which is less depressed?
Which is more expensive to buy a house?
Which has Better restaurants,bars,nightlife etc.?
Which is more upper class?
Which has Better weather by a little bit?
Which is overall better?

And could a american move to Vancouver,BC without a problem?
Answer: These are both great cities, almost clones of each other just on opposite sides of the border with the same climate

And to move to Vancouver, you need to apply for immigration to Canada. Therefore you should move to Seattle.