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Thank you comment icon You need to be more specific on what field of engineering you want to go for. I'd suggest you do a research & let advisers know the exact field of engineering you love. The answer may vary depending on the same. Chase your dream... Pranjal Haloi
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Matt’s Answer

My best piece of advice is to start coding. Write apps. Write websites. Put things into production and use them yourself. You'll learn a lot along the way. There's lots of tutorials and YouTube videos you can use to get started.
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Gajanan’s Answer

Hello there


STEP 1 - Take the classes that will prepare you. It will help you get into engineering school, and make school easier.
Take math and science classes, as many as you can. If possible, take an AP class or two. Many would suggest AP Calculus, but not every high school offers them.


STEP 2 - Do extracurricular activities that help you prepare as well.
Look into a summer engineering program. Many of them are fun, and can get you learning faster.
Have a fun engineering related hobby. You can have fun, make good money, and get down the road of engineering at the same time. You could fix computers, build speakers, build websites.
Find a mentor who is an engineer.


STEP 3 - Don’t worry about getting into the best college. Engineers get paid well no matter what school they are from.
Sure, Stanford and MIT engineers can get paid $150k at age 23, but really, engineers from any legit college do great.


STEP 4 - Start to think about what kinds of Engineering you would like. You don't need to decide, but it is good to think about it.
Petroleum engineering pays more, but know that most jobs are outside big cities.
Aerospace engineering is really cool (building fighter planes), but can be a bad job market if the defense budget is being cut.
For the short term, maybe the long term, software and computer engineering will have tons of jobs.


Best of luck for your future.
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Mohan - consider what you industry or sector you want to focus your career in, such as games, apps, financial apps, business software, medical services, etc.... Try to find industries that you are personally interested in working and devoting your career at. By finding a target to focus your skills in software and engineering solutions to problems, you will identify real world problems that software apps can help solve.

James recommends the following next steps:

investigate how software is the key to developing autonomous vehicles, robots, and flying taxis.
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