What should I study next for getting a future job in America?

What should I study next for getting a future job in America?
I'm a senior college student from Taiwan, right now I feel pretty confused about my future: I have a bachelor of Russian language, and I've attended Student Association at school for 3 years (as vice chairman for 1 year) , I want to get my master degree in America. Actually I'll immigrate to America legally soon, so I need to study something that helps my future career, the problem is, I have no idea what to study. My aunt who works for America military told me to study Computer Science, cuz she thinks I can get a good job with it. She also told me as a foreigner, what I'm interested in- international relationship, international journalism, marketing, and language, won't help me to get any good paying job. To her, only high-tech job will help Asian to make a living. Is that true? I've got answers from some nice friends that being a translator might not be a good choice. Can anyone give me some more idea what I can study for my possible future job instead of Chinese teacher? Thx
Careers & Employment - 4 Answers
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Listen to your aunt!! And you will always have a great job!!!
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In the Us there was an article on front page of Yahoo...I cannot find it at this minute but it told of the areas where US employers are looking to fill jobs. As I recall they were sales reps for every industry in high demand; technical trades: auto mechanics, electrical,plumbing skills,...to names a couple three. In order to succeed, you should be trained in areas where we are looking to fill those openings. good luck..and wow. You're very well educated!
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Options are boundless, only limited by your imagination and sprit; free your mind. Information systems is a hot field where you can write your ticket pretty much worldwide. Networking and security systems would be my specific recommendation in the computer field. Langugae is a great field, intrepreting and teaching as you mentioned; both great options. The health care field continues to grow in the US and abroad. There are many opportunities in that field from caregiving to administration. Law enforcement is a growing field from enforcement, and administration to corrections. Not a field I would recommend, but nevertheless and important field that will remain and grow. Corporate business provides unlimited options; use your language skills as a writer of administrative or technical documents. Most important is what are you good at and like to do? If you can find that field and break in you will have met total success in your life guaranteed. Consider the tourism industry. Many positions are there; managining, operating and maintaining properties and transportation systems. Scheduling as an agent. Dream big.
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Actually I think your interests in international relationships, international journalism, marketing, and language, could actually help you get a job with many fortune 500 companies. Many companies need people who can speak foreign languages, especially in the Asian markets like Taiwan, and since we've gone into the new millennium. The world economy is slowly but surely going over to Asia. This means that people can speak both Asian languages and English will be a commodity to a company. But that's not all your other interest also allow much use into politics. ;However to go into this field you have to become a U.S. citizen. And the few people I know who done it tell me it's not that easy. But if you do choose to do that can become a translator for a statesman that is goin' over to another country,or a translator at the U.N., Maybe even a translator for news agency. You can also join the U.S. military and since you do have degrees most likely be put up as an officer. These are the only ones I can think of right now so I hope I've been some help to you.

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Can i buy Meiji chocolate in Taiwan?

Can i buy Meiji chocolate in Taiwan?
I'm going to Taiwan as an exchange student and i was wondering if you can buy the Japanese Meiji chocolate there. :D
Taiwan - 5 Answers
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In the past, for thousands of years, China is robbers , specializing in robberies, hijacking other people's land in the world, forcing skilled workers, talented people of other ethnic groups have to work for the china (because of the wealth stolen, the labor of skilled craftsmen skilled workers-forced ethnic Chinese that wealth (shameless-think is great-so named countries is high - interest - cultural - world). And now they steal technology professionals, of Russia, America and Japan. from the government to black people, professionals saying one thing doing another. deliberately to ship to the continental coast massacre Vietnam Seismic cable cut, while her mouth says "we just do the task on our beach." Themselves as "mother of the child .. something." I ask all of the assets of another country of his nation. true that the four Chinese Han's always a thief. perhaps the people of Vietnam need of reform claim that China has claimed four in 2000 years of. A government specialist people lie, distort the truth, that the Chinese government
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For the guy before, Taiwan isn't China. Thanks anyways. So, to answer your question, yeah you can find it in stores that sell Japanese things or foreign snacks, just like you can in America. I went to Beijing, and Hong Kong a lot, and I often found Meiji chocolate here and there in night markets, and malls. Taiwan is just about the same as any other country. Good luck on your trip to Taiwan! You're going to love it :)
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Yes. You can find Meiji chocolate in Taiwan. You can usually find it in 7-eleven chain stores, Family Mart or specialty candy shops such as Aji Ichiban (although I cant remember which city I saw this store) and Japanese novelty shops.
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Yes. To the first answer Anh, what you saying make no sense. What that get to do with question?
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You can buy Meiji Milk Chocolate and Meiji Dark Chocolate at almost all convenience stores or grocery stores here. I quite like the milk chocolate myself.

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transfer student question?

transfer student question?
I am writing to know about the information of student I-20 and Student Visa. I am a student from Taiwan; I am currently studying the MBA program in San Jose city. I arrive at US on Aug 22. This is my first semester of study. After one month study in the current school, I find out the school and the area around the school provides limited resource for students. It is really hard for student to improve study in MBA program, especially language improvement. During the past one month, I applied the other University for MBA program in Wisconsin. I applied it with the transcript from my original university in Taiwan because the current semester hasn’t finished yet so I do not have a transcript from the current school. The new I-20 has send out already. But unfortunately, the new I-20 has been send to Taiwan. My family will send it back to me in few days. The current semester hasn’t finished yet but I already have the new I-20 from the new school which starts on Oct 19. I would like to know the correct steps to be transfer to the new school. what if my current school won't let me quit during the term? do they have right to do that? can i just leave the current and go register the new school? isn't it really unfair for the students....school have right to force student to stay not to be transfer even student have the new I20..what kind of rule is that...
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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I think you should call your new school and ask them. My guess is since you haven't used your current school's information, the new school is treating you like a brand new student from Taiwan. However, since you are already in US, you should go to records and admission office of your current school and tell them you are going to transfer and see what they will do.


transfer student question?
I am writing to know about the information of student I-20 and Student Visa. I am a student from Taiwan; I am currently studying the MBA program in San Jose city. I arrive at US on Aug 22. This is my first semester of study. After one month study in the current school, I find out the school and the area around the school provides limited resource for students. It is really hard for student to improve study in MBA program, especially language improvement. During the past one month, I applied the other University for MBA program in Wisconsin. I applied it with the transcript from my original university in Taiwan because the current semester hasn’t finished yet so I do not have a transcript from the current school. The new I-20 has send out already. But unfortunately, the new I-20 has been send to Taiwan. My family will send it back to me in few days. The current semester hasn’t finished yet but I already have the new I-20 from the new school which starts on Oct 19. I would like to know the correct steps to be transfer to the new school. what if my current school won't let me quit during the term? do they have right to do that? can i just leave the current and go register the new school? isn't it really unfair for the students....school have right to force student to stay not to be transfer even student have the new I20..what kind of rule is that...
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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I think you should call your new school and ask them. My guess is since you haven't used your current school's information, the new school is treating you like a brand new student from Taiwan. However, since you are already in US, you should go to records and admission office of your current school and tell them you are going to transfer and see what they will do.

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What college can i study chinese for 2 months from this November to December?

What college can i study chinese for 2 months from this November to December?
I want to take a chinese class in Taiwan.I want to stay in a dorm. i want to do the classes at a college. I am a past exchange student to Taiwan. My chinese is okay but i want to really improve. another reason for my going is to see my girlfriend. Which college is the best to go to? i want to be free all day and have night classes preferably from 6-10 if that's possible. I also want to be allowed to stay outside of the dorms at any time i want.
Studying Abroad - 3 Answers
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Maybe you could try this software to learn the speaking of chinese. haha... http://www.godsw.com/products/chinese_phonetic_alphabet.html
2 :
Just November and December? I don't think there's any such program. Sorry. Most programs with dorms run like normal colleges, that is, there's a semester or trimester system. I don't think you'll be able to find any programs with dorms that run for two months only.
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China Language Institute but it's3 months..

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