Stanford, California
Is a computer major a good major for jobs?
I just wanted to ask before pursuing this major
What do you wish you had known about your position/the field before you started And what is a typical work day like??
As a current high school senior, I’m uncertain about which career path to pursue in, and with college applications approaching, I feel pressured to make a choice soon. I’d like to learn more about different fields to gain a better sense of direction before committing.
Is the jobs for a computer major over saturated?
I just wanted to ask since I don't know what to study for in college.
Which jobs in computer science is not hard to get today and in future ?
Many people try to get job in computer science field, which creates a big competitive, but I really want to work in this field.
How should I decide/dedicate my time as an aspiring mechanical engineer?
I have enough free time to be working on any skills related to mechanical engineering. Should I leave behind any extra-curricular that are unimportant to this?
Does chemical engineering typically fall more into schools of science or schools of engineering?
I'm first looking for a major in Chemistry, but am thinking of specifying into Chemical Engineering. How am I meant to get there?
What are some common skills for a math/physics based career?
What are some skills that someone could learn and improve to better work for a career in something mathematics related? or possibly something related to engineering and physics based.
What can I do if I'm currently failing a class as a senior?
I'm currently in High School and I'm failing AP Calculus which is making me anxious I might not get into college because of an F.
Should I find a way to drop the class?
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