Robert Rossi

I'm a freshman in high school currently, and I wanted to prepare myself for the career I wanted to do in the future. I'm not sure what I should do.

There are so many things we are told as young adults we have to follow, sometimes it sticks with us, but sometimes, it doesn't. What have you learned that's allowed you to keep going and find what you love doing?

I was looking at becoming a chemical engineer and was curious on what I would be doing in that field.

I'm looking for online resources that I can use to self-study STEM, sites with additional courses would also be appreciated.

What are the criterias for entering and studying biomedical engineering in college?

Just want a general list of careers that use these courses.

I'm first looking for a major in Chemistry, but am thinking of specifying into Chemical Engineering. How am I meant to get there?

i like airplanes and engineering.

I'm already in junior year but the only class I've taken that kind of relates would be normal physics.

If my main strengths are math, chemistry, and physics and I am interested in Engineering, what fields could I look into?

I only have one more year in high school left.

i'm in year 10 and live in australia i like chemistry, physics and maths. i also like space a lot its pretty interesting. im also not a huge fan of biology. i enjoy doing equations the most rather than practicals, what job in chem/physics could i choose to look into that is more based on doing...

Hi! I'm a high school junior with a deep love for sciences (namely chemistry, astronomy, biology), music, and art. Graduation is creeping up on me and I need to get my ducks in a row with where I'll go after high school. I'm fairly certain that I'll meet any academic requirement for college...

I am currently a biology major and I plan to work in the research and sustainably field. There's so many options its overwhelming.

What are positive things about the service industry?