Jean Noel Sanchez

What does it take to become an Orthoplastic surgeon? What majors and minors do I need to become an Orthoplastic surgeon? What skill sets should I focus on to become an Orthoplastic surgeon? What certifications are required for an Orthoplastic surgeon? What does a typical day look like for an...

what requirements do you need to work in hvac field ?

small project to enhance practical studying of troubleshooting and maintenance practices

IF I change my mind about attending a 4 year university straight out of high school and decide to go to community college and transfer, which community colleges in San Diego offer the best chances of transferring to schools that have a good civil engineering, architecture, or construction...

I am an undergraduate student in a university in the Philippines, I want to start my marketing journey because I know through networking, I can have lots of opportunities, but I want to take advantage of my major which is BS Psychology to my marketing journey. how should i apply it in this...

Future outlook
-What changes do you see impacting this job in the next 5 years?
-How do you stay motivated and continue growing in its position?

I have been told that asking for brief informational interviews from connections is a good way to learn more about industries. What I don't know is how to ask for them. Is there a preferred channel of communication? What level of formality is expected? Are there expected social rules I haven't...

I enjoy drawing and designing things, but I worry that I wouldn't be cut out to do it for a living. I'm not sure how being and architect would really look, or if it would even be a good career choice. I'd like to explore it some more, though, and am wondering what sorts of things people can do...

Hi, I am a Year 10 student who is interested in pursuing a career in medicine and am currently exploring careers in biomedical engineering and biochemical engineering. I am also interested in learning more about careers within the Defence industry, particularly careers that involve medicine,...

I am a Computer Science Engineering student and want to start learning Data Structures and Algorithms for technical interviews and problem solving. Should I learn DSA in Java, Python, C, or C++? Also, could you suggest some free online platforms to learn and practice DSA?

I'm interested in architecture.

does it also have a good environment? What about rent? I'm Hispanic, is there diversity background? Are the people there friendly? Do you guys recommend it

Basically, I want advice on how to be better prepared than my peers for college. Should I start doing computer science projects during the summer or computer languages that I should learn beforehand? Thanks!

I am currently a year two student of Biosystems Engineering who has undergone training on different modules associated with the engineering field such as welding and fabrication, farm power, engineering survey ,construction, during our recess term at school .Before completion of the course...

Any advice much appreciated :)