Clinton, Washington

Hi everyone, I’m a part-time PhD student in Mechanical Engineering, with a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering. I previously worked at Boeing as a Systems Engineer and was recently affected by layoffs. I’m now actively seeking new opportunities in systems engineering—particularly in the...

I'm undergraduate right now and trying to decide what branch of law would suit me best, how did you choose?

So far, I am interested in desktop and laptop PC repair and upgrade, since I am working to earn my CompTIA A+ computer technician certification. Advice for gig work like this or any similar computer and mobile technology work would certainly be of great value to many! I have heard that there...

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Is it a good idea to take out loans? It seems counterproductive to be tens of thousands of dollars in debt once college is finished.

Hello, I am a Junior who is researching about what colleges to go, I am interested in doing cybersecurity and software engineer as my career(another question is what is the difference in software engineer and software developer and computer science). I live around the Washington area and am...

I've struggled deciding a major as a first-year in university. Psychology has always been interesting to me in the past, but I'm not sure if I'm completely passionate about it. Since there are no other fields that catch my eye, I have been sticking with psych so far. Is there anything specific...

Also wondering where you looked to find a job that fit your major? Did your major have a program that fed into a job like an internship? #Spring25

rising college freshmen interested in computing and technologies

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What jobs can I get with a CompTIA certification?

I would love to work with animals but the medical school is at least 12 years and I am unsure that the pay would be worth all of the school bills putting me into dept.

I want to know if this job is fulfilling because I want a career that can make me feel good and help me make a change in this world.

I'm a student getting office administration certificates as well as looking to get an associates degree(potentially a bachelors) and intern at legal firms. I'm looking for more insight on what to expect. Thanks for reading!

I graduated high school but didn't go straight into college for what I wanted then, I worked as a caregiver until I decided it wasn't for me. I do love the healthcare and taking care of elderly ones but it wasn't enough for me. I'm looking into CMA or MMA which one will make me happy?