Red Wing, Minnesota

Hello, I'm a Freshman in high-school and I have an interest in software and working with computers. I would like to know about any career choices that would be good for me to look in to, in order for me to find a job I might enjoy in the future. I would also like to know about any major I...

What position in IT is the best option for me?

The major that I want is comp sci.

I'm a freshman in high school, and I've always been interested in working with computers and operating systems. I want to know what some relevant degrees or jobs are if I have a big interest in working with operating systems and computer hardware; particularly building computers and possibly...

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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For example was it hard to balance your personal life and your education?
Was it hard to pass your classes?