San Pablo, California

I was told that as a cs major, you are required to take a few physics classes but I don't really see the correlation between physics and cs so I'm not really sure.

I am wondering what kind of coding languages should I focus on to be a software engineer.

I am wondering what kind of coding languages should I focus on to be a software engineer.

Where is coding helping the most in the world and how is it helping.

I want to become a software engineering and that is my question I want to know most

I want to know some companies that I should strive towards.

How will my classes be determined in college?

I'm a junior high school student who's striving to be an accountant someday. I'd like to know the importance of a major, as well as the importance of the college you attend when taking into consideration a career in accounting.

I am looking to pursue an engineering career. Let's take electrical engineering as an example. How many years of study is required to have a job in the field? Are there any non-math or science classes one needs?

Will my classes in college change depending on my major?

How much years of college do you need to be an engineer? What do i have to study?

What classes should I take if I want to major in neuroscience? (currently a high school student -- my goal is to become a neurosurgeon in the future).

I am interested in STEM, but I’m not sure what majors I want to choose.

I'm a current Junior in high school and was wondering about extracurriculars that would make me stand out when applying to colleges next year? I know that volunteering at an animal rescue would but was wondering if there were more options?

I've been thinking about going into the veterinary field as I have always loved animals but I also love helping people. Which field should I decide on? Any tips/thoughts would be appreciated!

I'm a junior right now and I don't know what career I want.

About to start college next year and need to decide my major. I'm leaning towards STEM but am a tad intimidated. Is it really any less work/ more challenging than humanities?

# 1 As much people say the college you attend doesn't matter. Is that really the case?

# 2 In terms of scholarships for college, is there a steady amount of financial aid for the low income?

What are jobs that allow me to work on the computer?

I am a senior in a San Francisco high school and I haven't failed any classes

I live in the Bay Area so if you could share local ones, that could be to my benefit!

I want to make a resume to have it ready to use but I'm not too sure of what to put on it.

I'm a high school senior interested in studying music technology in college. I reside in California right now and am aiming to study in LA, NYC, or Nashville. I'm also open to study abroad opportunities.

I'm currently choosing a major for college and was thinking about Computer Science. But there's a point that I don't know what kinds of positions are there and what do they do daily for Computer Science field that isn't that complicated.

Currently I know jobs involving psychology are therapist and psychiatrist. Is there more jobs involving psychology that aren't very known?

What is the best medium through which I can make lasting connections in the field of Computer Sciences. Is there a popular website or separate steps I would need to take.