Weslaco, Texas

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I know it is always recommended in the engineering field to have your personal projects so that companies can see your hands-on skills and your actual interests in the field. But I have no clue how these portfolios should look like. Is it supposed to be a personal website? Do I need to have a...

Hey everyone I've been struggling lately with looking for opportunities to boost my resume as I'm lacking in being involved. I have work and project experience but I would like to dive a little more into R&D. I already have one year of research with a professor but it's not in the field I'm...

Please I need an answer to this question regarding my career choice

Hello. I am currently a sophomore in College with a major in psychology and criminal justice. I am currently doing research for my future career and was wondering what tips, classes, and future schools I would need to apply in order to accomplish this goal.

“Career-attaining opportunities”

About a year back, I was totally confused about my career path, but after some awesome advice, I realized toy design is my true calling. I've been lucky to work on campus, watching and learning from senior design students, which really sparked my imagination and helped me figure out what I love...

I would love to stay at home and become a baker and deliver cakes to people

As a Sophomore, I have been really interested in many career paths since I was a freshmen, yet I am having a difficult time picking one that I can put my heart out for. Are there sources out there that can help me analyze these jobs in order to narrow down my choices?

What do I want to look out for?

I want to start looking for a major for the future even if I am barely entering my highschool years. I really like creating stuff but i also like math. I have also started to look into architecture and so far it looks like a good choice.

Moving out of my parents house is scary and I can get anxious about the unknown. There is A LOT of unknown.

Should I take a gap year if so why or why not? I will graduate with two years college credit due to dual enrollment and I know that it will be difficult or tiring so by no means would I be behind because I’d be two years ahead

What is a a good way to expand my job search and find jobs that I may not have been aware are a thing in my field?

I want to do all kinds of stuff in engineering and I've figured so far that design, technical drawings, anything related to Solidworks, 3D printing, and hands-on work always grabs my attention. Because of this, I want to narrow down my path (not necessarily too specific, but also not too vague)...