Atul Bhankharia

Hi I'm a senior in high who's interested in a variety of fields but I don't know which one to choose. I took an accounting class at my school and really enjoyed but I also like the idea of going into library science. Another field I've been looking into is law but I've heard a lot of...

Hello. I can't find the right word combination. I work at master thesis writing service and am currently writing a dissertation on the topic of scrum planning methodology in an IT company. I don't know the right word to choose to describe the process of estimating how much time a certain task...

What are some interesting subjects to study when you go to collage

I love to work alone.

Night shift or day shift weekends???

(Asking for my brother) Should I get my bachelors in computer information sciences, IT, or computer science? I was also considering my bachelors with an undergraduate cybersecurity certificate? Will I get a job if I have this combo?

What environments do you work in inside of software development

I am finishing up my degree in information technology soon. But have no work experience in the field. What can I do to get some relevant experiences?

I will graduate in May 2023. I've been looking around for accounting internships in my local area and remotely, without much success. If I'm unable to secure an internship, should I get a part-time job, or should I do something else?

I am interested in becoming a physicist but I do not know what path/classes to take in college.

Even if you’re not studying to be a surgeon but doctor or nurse, do you have to see bodies (dead ones) operated on for studying about the anatomy of a person etc.?

I'm trying to explore these fields and looking for universities in the US that offer these programs

Hi everyone, I did some self-reflection to think about my career interests and what to study in college. I’m a high school senior looking to combine interests in public policy, law, and computer science for social impact. Areas of social impact I am interested in are income inequality, health...

Hello, I’m interested in becoming a Robotics Engineer. I would like to know which academic path would be best. Would it be Electrical, Mechanical or Mechatronics engineering? Thanks

I've been around cattle my whole life, but have never experienced the ranching aspect of it. Since I was a kid I have always wanted to try it, but didn't know what most people like for education. Is it smart to get an education on it, or do people like it better to just jump into working?