Recently discovered GIS after taking a Geography course. I’ve always been interested in Surveying but I didn’t have a university near me that taught civil engineering. Considering doing a masters in Geography or GIS not sure yet but I really wanna find out and hear from those in the field how they got into it and what qualified them
I went to university for a forensic science program originally, switched majors due to low job availability in my region for lab technicians and forensic techs. Wondering if applying to PSP allows an applicant to opt to eventually transition into the forensics side?
I applied for an internship at a location that was closer to me because it was available only to find out they’re no longer hiring in the region. So they decide to offer an office cross country with no relocation expenses and I have days to make a decision. Do these agency heads think people have $30K sitting around to move around the country and make an immediate decision to live there? With what money?