Andrew Au

Do you just go find schools that have openings for classes on cosmology and astrophysics?

What does one do during the day? Would you study research that has come out about new materials and other things, try to come up with theories, or try to find flaws in theories that have been brought up?

I'm struggling with choosing my career recently (as a 11th grade student). I have interests in physics, math kind of science. Few considerations are mechanical engineering jobs, architecture, IT/computer science, ...etc. I hope I'll get a respond from those professionals.

What extracurriculars would be best to do during high-school that relate to astrophysics that I can do? Are there any specific programs or courses I can take out of school that are recommended?

ultrasound

I’m struggling a little with school, and I just need a little shove in the right direction to get the right mindset to get back in line with everything.

I have been very interested in houses and architecture since I was a little girl. I love observing houses with cozy and unique features. I have considered real estate, which is a fantastic career, but I will always choose architecture. I would love to know more about this profession!!

I've just graduated with a bachelor's degree in math, and I'm looking for a job that I won't have to go back to school for. My degree's mostly been focused on pure math, and some dynamic systems/fractals. I've taken a couple classes in Python, and one class each in R, Java, and SPSS. I've...

Im 14 years old and I want to be better at math

I want to go to a college that is academically exceptional of course, but I also want to make sure to focus on my mental health. How can I look for and find colleges that align with my needs for good self help resources and good education?

I was stuck in this problem where my parents told me to take science but my friends and mentors told me to take math what should i do? imm good at both the subjects

I have better math skills than writing skills so I was wondering how well a genetic counselor career would work for me.

I understand that people in these fields need to be proficient in science and critical thinking, as well as curious. Can you tell me more about how these factors are used in your work, if at all? Which of these, if any, would you find most important for your line of work?

I love math and I'm interested in biology and computer science. I researched a career in bioinformatics but I'm not fully sure what it's like

I want to know what majors are the most popular so i can pick a popular one