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Is it easy to get a good job with a G.E.D and not a high school diploma. I know its gonna be harder but everyone is making it seem like its impossible.

I'm a junior in high school, and have known for a while that I want to go into aerospace engineering. What are some classes I should take not or things that I should do to prepare for college and beyond?

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I'm a freshman in high school and I am in interested in Engineering.

I am still trying to figure out if aerospace engineering would be the best fit for me. I still want to have fun so I would like to know how hard it would be to get through the classes.

Hello, my name is alex and i am interested in computers, robots, and just about everything that relates to computers and technology. I really wanted to become a electrical pr mechanical engineer, so i wanted to know if i could supported a family of 3 with the salary of a electrical engineer....

I'm studying computer engineering in my 2nd year, and in the summer I'll be applying for a co-op. I've done my research and it appears that embedded systems has a steeper learning curve and barrier to entry than let's say data analytics. Both are not easy, but getting an internship as a data...

I am a high school student who wishes to go into some sort of field in computer science. I am very familiar with Unity and C# currently as well as Blender.

I would to get into the field of Computer Software/Hardware, I have been fixing things like computers and phone which falls into Computer Hardware and learned a little of bit Phyton for Computer Software.

I want to be an Engineer but I don't know if it is right for me.

I am a person who loves to learn and is very passionate about learning and repairing or manufacturing, that's why I study hardware engineering, but what I wonder is does a hardware engineer need to know programming? Because I see that I don't have much talent in programming and there are many...

I have a love for engineering and was wondering what a good GPA is if i wish to pursue it as a career path.

Why is mechanical engineering so difficult?

Ever since I was little I've wanted to be an engineer, aerospace engineer to be precise. There's many college options, but how do I find the best one for my budget and interests? What about my colleges impact on careers and interviews in the future?

I know It'll include gloves, pliers, hand tools, and such but are there any other tools and protective gear that aren't commonly known?