Brian Swain

I wanna be an engineer especially software, but I am curious on how I can accomplish this at such a young age. Could you guys maybe give me some hints?

I have a love for engineering and was wondering what a good GPA is if i wish to pursue it as a career path.

Which would be better? Construction or engineering? I love working with my hands and I hate math, but I have always been interested in engineering, computers, etc. I just don't know which path to take.

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Grade 10

is engineering a hard degree to get or to understand?

I am currently in 12th grade with a 2.9 contemplating weather I should go to college or tradeschool.

Do they harvest their own crops? Do they do all the work and not hire or do they hire.

I'm asking for an auto repair, auto mechanic, and automotive. I am asking if this job would be okay with me learning at the same time while doing the job. I will be learning for the job.

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I love modeling, and have been on this career path since high school. But searching for jobs like this always brings up CAD, and that's not something I care about unfortunately. I also do not know how to use sheet metal, or make electrical plans. None of this was ever taught to me. So now I...

I want to know the best universities for engineering as well as how competitive it must be to get into these universities.

What are some helpful high school courses for people looking at a career field in mechanics, that most school would offer.

I am currently interested in pursuing the field of engineering in college, specifically mechanical engineering, but I am still uncertain. How do I know if it's the right career for me, and would it be too late to change my major later on?

What are the pros and cos of having a Mechanical Engineering degree?

my name is walter im 18 i just wanna know more about how much the average pay is for a mechanical engineering

I would like to help my parents back. What can I learn from engineering that can help both myself and my family other than money?

I want to be a mechanic but I have no knowledge about being mechanic. It's something I want to do when I become an adult.

In a welding career is there anything I should be aware/wary of? Or is it pretty cut and dry?

A high schooler who wants to know about mechanical engineering

I want to do all kinds of stuff in engineering and I've figured so far that design, technical drawings, anything related to Solidworks, 3D printing, and hands-on work always grabs my attention. Because of this, I want to narrow down my path (not necessarily too specific, but also not too vague)...

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I'm asking because i want to learn about mechanical engineering and be super good at it! #college #engineer #mechanical #california