Lancaster, Texas

I am in the top 1% in my class and I initially wanted to be an engineer, but that changed as i really loved coding in school. Writing codes and understanding them come easy to me and I really like the idea of a big open market in which a programmer can to gain attention from applications that...

I am in the top 1% in my class and I initially wanted to be an engineer, but that changed as i really loved coding in school. Writing codes and understanding them come easy to me and I really like the idea of a big open market in which a programmer can to gain attention from applications that...

I was wondering this, because when I'm applying to colleges and they ask my major I type in electrical engineering and several options come up. I think it would be helpful to find out exactly what each one entails. #college #engineering #college-major #college-admissions #electrical-engineering

I enjoy the electrical aspects of engineering such as circuitry and microelectronics. I enjoy home-automation, IOT, and robotics. However, I really do not want to end up being an electrician (not that there is anything that wrong with that; it's just not my thing). So, what are some other...

I know that I want to major in engineering, but I am currently uncertain as to what specific major I want. If I get into college and decide to change my major from one field of engineering to another, how well do the classes overlap? Do I really have to know what specific field I want to go...

I've heard the market is getting saturated, so I'm just wondering if there would even be jobs in that field by the time I graduate. #computer-science #computer-programming #computer-games

I want to start an internship program as soon as I can, would appreciate some personal experiences #computer-science #computer-programming #computer-games

Many jobs have healthcare, bonuses, perks, tuition reimbursement, etc. What can I benefit from being a nurse? #nursing #registered-nurses #nursing-education #nursing-schools #nursing-administration

I've been told to start out with my associates and get my RN, and then later explore an RN to BSN program. But I've also been told going to school for the two years to get my RN instead of getting my BSN right away would be a foolish mistake, and I would never find a job. What route should I...