Oak Hills, CA

I am looking to learn more about this career.

I want to learn more about this career.

I'd like to be in a career in mechanical engineering but I also want to know what's the main thing looked for.

I am hoping to understand the job a little bit better.

what should I do and what should I avoid.

what skills should I focus on?

I want a career in aviation mechanics but I'm not sure what companies are looking for in future employees.

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I'm thinking about pursuing a career in STEM and I am currently leaning into Computer Science and a little into engineering and finance. What do people think about the future of the computer science career now that AI is ramping up? What advice do you have for someone who might try to get into...

I heard that neurosonography brings in the most but then I learned that that isn't a formal job anymore because it became a subset to another role.

There is all types of Nursing, Medical Assisting, Kinesiology(sports med), and as well as All types of First Responders.

While I'm going into engineering, I've considered majoring in or graduating with an English degree, but the careers I've considered don't offer high salaries (around 57k annually). Is there a career out there that someone can have with an English-oriented degree and not struggle to make ends meet?

Should I begin volunteering in healthcare places or begin taking any prerequisites somewhere?