Vallejo, California

I'm a junior in high school that wants to major in engineering. I'm also taking classes to achieve my major. However, I was wondering about the different college courses that I should take to become an engineer.

I'm a junior in high school that wants to major in engineering. I'm also taking classes to achieve my major. However, I was wondering about some challenges that engineers might have to deal with in their careers

A lot of colleges recommend that students take all three fundamentals of science (biology, chemistry, physics), however I'm looking into doing AP Biology instead of doing physics since biology is more related to my field of interest. Will that affect anything when I'm applying to college?

I'm planning to take on some internships related to biomedical engineering when I am in college. What are some ways I can seek entry-level internships/research positions for the first time?

I'm a senior in high school from NorCal going to college soon, and an alum from the college I committed to (UCSD) highly recommended attending job fairs. I'm planning to enter a CompSci career, although I would appreciate landing any sort of job while in college. Any tips for landing an...

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How difficult is it to change majors after college?

I was wondering how much do stylists (any type of stylist) get paid an hour and how much they would make a yearly / monthly? Is it a stable job that will provide me a future that will allow me to retire early or late?

When I mean how do you become a stylist, I wondering what the qualifications are to become a stylist. I'm curious about what it takes to become either a fashion stylist or a hairstylist.

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what to expect in the future

What should I do should to prepare myself

Hello, I'm a freshman in high school and was wondering what class to pick. Thanks.

I am going to graduate from high school pretty soon and I'm worried that I will have a harder time in college if I don't have a major chosen yet.

I am thinking about getting a part-time job (during school and summer) and was wondering what would be the best choices to think about to help me with future jobs.

I have a career goal and know what my passion is but I’d also like to study something that I like at college (eg. design). What should I do?

I am an incoming freshman at UC Berkeley and will be majoring in nutritional science.

Even I have FAFSA, school, and state grants, I still have to pay 11,000 dollars per year, how can I apply non-interest student loan so I can afford this amount of money?

I got acceptted by UC Santa Cruz with the major Game Designs, and I want to go to this college, what should I do or prepare before I go to this college?

Are there any technical skills I need to be an expert on? Prior experience?

I am curious how programmers destress themselves and solve problems when they are stuck.

I am currently taking AP Physics 1. I love physics and I would love to apply it in computer science.

Is it necessary to get a master degree?

I may have to declare the major Economics in college, but I still want to learn about film and media.

Im in 11th grade and I like computer science.

Will your chances of getting a job be way better with a higher level degree?

I have an interest to work as a software enginner and focus on areas like artificial intellgence and machine learning. However, I am wodering what specific tasks would an engineer do.

Just got into UCSD for an aerospace engineering degree, any pointers would be great!

senior looking forward to becoming a software engineer. curious on why their salary is so high and why they are so needed...

Looking to apply for CS, and wondering if whatever college is suitable for this. Will it affect my chances in succeeding

I'm currently a senior in high school who was recently accepted into UC Berkeley for the major: Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (EECS). I'm set on attending Berkeley, and would like to learn more about a past graduate's experience in the EECS program.

With college decisions coming out, I'm facing a lot of back-to-back rejection from schools... it's brutal this year. I'm wondering what are some ways you've dealt with it (or deal with it, if you're also getting college rejection letters)? Obviously, I got rejected from my dream school and it...

Is coding stressful?

What factors should dictate someone's choice on what they're majoring?

This is just a general thing. It could be something related to life or career.

There is alot of math requirements in college

What are some things that I need to prepare for when I'm looking for a computer science field career? I'm interested in knowing what credential I need, the skills, etc.

I am a soon-to-be graduating high school student who will major in computer science. I know that I will be taking computer science courses, but what other things do I need to do, such as internships.

I only know python

any tips and advice?

I want to know how to prepare for senior programmer in the future?

I want to become a coding person in the future. I like to spend time coding with myself. Also, Starting coding can give me a lot of experience to learn what should still improve.

I'm going to college this fall and I fear I may be too late to get scholarships.

and what's the salary like in accounting

i might be majoring in econ in college

for colleges

Like is it a welcoming career and such, all I really know is that there is good pay

I've heard from multiple older acquaintances that college is more about studying than social life and others have said the opposite. I want to hear from others, that aren't very biased on their college experience, which is more important, or if there's another part of this "coming to age"...

I'm going to go to a local college and I wanted to hear from first hand experience what to do to enhance my college experience. It's a relatively small college and there are a few programs there but I also want to know what relevant "college enhancing" things to do. Still very unsure about...

This question is mainly for game designers, just trying to see where people usually start off,

Is it normal to not have decided what you want to do in the future until college or even after?