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What's an advantage hardware degrees have? what jobs would I be able to get under an hardware degree? Are there any programs in Rochester, Minnesota, that I can go to to learn about hardware? i don't have one as of currently, but I'm a freshman, so I would like to learn more about my options...

What is the best coding language for new coders?

I'm working on learning how to code with using python so I wanted to know if there's internships that involve python coding?

What are the advantages of being a software engineer over other computer science-related fields?

What branches of computer science do you suggest besides being a software engineer? (Besides cybersecurity, I don't wish to be in that field)

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I will be attending college for engineering in the fall and I want to get a jump start on purchasing the essential items for the up and coming semester.

I am a graduating high school senior, bound to University of Minnesota Duluth in a couple months as a first generation college student. I have never lived outside of my hometown, or with someone that I don't know. Any common mistakes that are easily fixed?

For additional information, I am attending Winona State University!

I am returning to school for the first time since being diagnosed with ADHD and my first semester is all online. I am nervous since I have difficulty managing my time and get easily distracted. What skills/hacks/resources do you use to help get your coursework done on time and manage feeling...

I'm a 2024 graduate. I took a gap year because I unsure if I wanted to do Nursing. I'm still unsure and kind of scare what to expect but I'm excited for what's to come.

I am currently a college freshman working on my bachelors in psychology.

I am currently a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas and have decided to major in Operations and Supply Chain Management and minor in Data Analytics. Knowing the courses and skillsets developed from these two in combination, what are some realistic careers and jobs that I can land with this?

As someone studying geology, I will probably be working with a lot of engineers, physicists, environmental scientists, etc. in the future. So, I am wondering what skills with communication and technology are the most helpful when working with experts in other fields such as these!

I am a high school senior entering college next year and am anxious about how to find classmates with similar interts.