Briarcliff Manor, New York

I noticed that job shadowing in fields such as teaching, medical and hospital fields seem to be accessible to students in my region, but I find it harder to find shadowing opportunities for electrical engineering. I'm guessing because of the safety limitations, but I'm curious as to how this...

Just asking any electrical engineers if they like their job and their work in this field.

What are some scholarships that are made for Black students in high school?

Hello everyone!

I would like to apply for another jon in the same field *radio broadcast*, but do not know where to start. How do you find jobs at radio stations?

I'm currently learning python and javascript , but I can't do my own projects, I just feel empty with no knowledge of how to code, I know I should practice more, but I haven't learnt in a while now, please help me 100%

will ai replace all jobs?

hey, can you guys help me understand if AI will replace accountants or that is just marketing

often see these terms used interchangeably, but I’m not sure where the line is drawn between them. Are all machine learning systems considered AI? And are there AI systems that don’t involve machine learning at all?

I’m in my mid-30s, currently working in music education and creative projects, but I’m considering shifting into a more stable, in-demand field like therapy, psychology, or speech-language pathology. I want to make sure whatever career path I invest in won’t be easily automated by AI. What...

I am currently an art major, and I am content with this major, but now I am back having doubts because yesterday I was at a job fair, and a man I spoke to said he’s met many art majors and said it was difficult for them to find a job because so. He suggested that I should change my major. I’m...

I'm concerned that I've been learning how to do coding such as javascript and python but I can't seem to do my own project to be able to learn what I've learned. I need all the help I can get, please tell me what to do as a hard learner, and include your top tips for coding!

This is for my college homework, any answers will be appreciated

I never took an health associate degree back in Bronx Community College. Rather went for digital design. I actually tried to get a second degree there at BCC but my application was rejected due to my grade in PSY 11 being less than it is required to be readmitted to get a second associate...

I'm looking for ones that are available to middle-schoolers. It could be independent, remote, or hands-on. The internships don't have to be paid.

How should my mindset or thoughts and emotions be when learning to code, because I've been training and I can't set up my own coding , like in the course videos to learn javascript and python. Should I master everything by reading the lessons over and over?