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More specifically, what are some good qualities that you have noticed from team members that get a good team going? Humor, flow, just anything in general that you have noticed help bring a team together to be more enjoyable & productive, specifically in computer science.

Some people say it's good to learn calculus for computer science, but why is that so? How much math is used in a day?

I sometimes wonder if my major will be better in a college that's deemed worse compared to other colleges and so should I go with the college that is considered better, or the college that is better for my major.

I know that doing extracurricular activities in high school help with getting into a better college but once I'm in college is there any real benefits that they give me other than personal things?

I want to major in animal health science but my parents think business is more useful in life.

Is there a set time for when I should choose my future career? Or is it never too late?

I have heard that portfolio managers work up to 80 hours per week.

Remote work has become common among the former office workers, so what has your experience been like?

Hi, I'm a junior in high school and I was wondering if not having any degree for college/high school effect the chances of hiring people that do have degrees/have the experience, as I want to go straight into business as soon as I finish high school. Wonderings I had were would I be looked...

I tend to be comfortable handling heavy work loads but at the same time I don't want to get too stressed out. But I have gotten advice from someone that works in IT that did a bootcamp while in college, they've encouraged me to do the same and that there's no need to take a gap year for it. I...

What is the best way to find scholarships and how to get the most money?

What is your advice for someone that doesn't know which major they should choose?

What is the best part of UCSC?

I will be going to college this fall and want to know about what I should do in college in general.

I am an upcoming college student and I am considering between economic major or computer science major. I don't know which one is better for me.

Although I’m not yet a senior, I’m worried about how I’ll perform in the future since I know a lot of seniors who’ve lost motivation their second semester.

I’m currently a high school junior and I’m taking Calculus 2. Should I consider taking the next level of calculus at a local college next year? Will this help me progress faster or would it make no difference whether I take it now or later?

My career goal statement did not change at all, since I am still planning on entering the business industry. i hope to be able to get accepted into the Haas school of business at Berkeley, to pursue higher and better education.

difference between stats and business administration since they both have similar prerequisites?

what is a typical grade you would need to maintain in your freshman to sophomore year of college in order to get into a business program like Haas? in terms of GPA wise

For my career, I'm interested in the STEM field. What college would be good for that?

What is the most challenging thing about computer science and what should I do to overcome those things.

Is AP physic important to take for a job inside the tech field?

what should I prioritize if I want to choose computer science as my major

How should organize my stuff so I can easily find what I need.