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How should I go about learning about what I wish to do about college?

I have ideas about Computer Science, Engineering, and Statistics. I don't know how to figure out what to do and if I want to do these things. #help

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Marian’s Answer

Hi Cian, Maybe to try find students who are already studying the respective fields and ask them what those are about. regards  Marian
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Hello Student Cian D., from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Thanks for your question. Hope your doing fine? We are interested in your question so have been doing some research on your behalf. We came up with the following data that might be of help to you? Best regards from Remote-Virtual TESOL Teacher Mr. Frank O from Finland in EU. Sunday 12-April-2020.

https://www.jobcorps.gov/parents
Job Corps continually evaluates the career training offered to ensure that students can study for careers in high-demand industries with the most need for well-trained employees. At Job Corps, your child will get hands-on training in the career area they choose.

Pasted this day Friday 10-April-2020 from <https://www.bing.com/%2fsearch%3fq%3dsite%3ajobcorps.gov%2b%23Jobcorp>
Thank you comment icon Hi Frank, the student wanted to know how they can go about exploring what they want to do in college. Your response mentioned JobCorps. How would that help them? Your response does not address their question Gurpreet Lally, Admin
Thank you comment icon Improvement Suggestions:Thanks Gurpreet Lally. April 13, 2020., for your feedback. Sorry about the delay. All job-corps websites are a great place for students and parents to check out before students decide on a college. Self discovery is worth considering so students can check out jobs at: www.bing.com/search/job/ - Frank Oldfield 05.05.2021 Frank Oldfield
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