Cody Gaspar

As my time in high school now comes to an end, I'm now trying to look more into the future and prepare myself for college life. As much as I want to take the proper time to relax this summer and really enjoy myself, I realize mechanical engineering is going to be a difficult major. I was just...

I am trying to apply for scholarships, but I am not having good luck. I will most likely not have time in college for a job depending on my classes.

I am going to a community college for 2 years and don’t know if i should transfer before or after getting my associates degree.

I will be attending The Ohio State University.

I am deciding to go back to school for an AAS in electronics engineering technology to pursue a more stable future for myself after a few years in tech doing QA. I am in my 30s now and have always wanted to finish my degree. How tough is it to get back in the groove of academia?

I'm going to start my freshman year of undergrad this fall, and I'll be majoring in biomedical engineering.

Some of my interests include public health, medical imaging, and medical devices.

At the age of eight, I discovered the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety or IIHS. Their purpose is to test the safety of cars through simulating crash tests in the real world. I was amazed by the safety mechanisms in a car and I was fascinated by automotive safety and from a young age...

I am a computer science major who was interested in Software Engineering at first. I have learned more about cyber security recently and was thinking of switching over. I was hoping people could reply so I could see if this is a patch that's common or if it is more out of the ordinary.

I'm a high school senior from a small southern town, and it's hard when you tell people you want to be an engineer and they look at you funny. I am also struggling to find other women in engineering.

I am a 6th garde student.

Can you tell me about the types of tasks you are responsible for on a day-to-day basis? 2. What do you enjoy most about your career? 3. What is most challenging about your career? 4. What are some skills and personality traits necessary to perform your job? 5. What are some...

How can I improve in math, and what resources should I be using to become successful in engineering

Job roles tips, and how to apply and get those?

I wanted to know this when I looked at the percentage of getting into MIT and found out that its only about a 4.5% chance of getting in!

I am in 7th grade and am just starting to look into possible career paths in my future. I am interested in engineering, specifically aerospace engineering and would love to know more about what aerospace engineering is and what the steps are to reach that point.

I have learned some advantages of being an engineer. Since I want to fully understand it, I wanted to know some set backs of pursuing to be an engineer as well to compare and contrast the two and make sure it's something I actually want to do.

I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of...

As of right now, I am working on my soft skills to improve my employment rate for when I apply for jobs in the future. I also want to show that I am more capable of doing well on the job.

I am a 10th-grade student very invested in STEM, primarily engineering passion. I am a part of the Vex Robotics program and was to find anyone I could shadow to explore my passions further. I am extremely interested in aerospace engineering and have difficulty finding anyone of that genre in my...

Hello, my name is Esther Emejulu

Materials Engineering is about introducing innovation to the world

I have one more year left in highschool.

Can automotive engineering be integrated with architecture

How does a career in engineering work?

I enjoy doing hands on work in my free time, and I have an interest in technology. And i'm unsure of what careers or industries would best suit me.

I'm already in junior year but the only class I've taken that kind of relates would be normal physics.

Currently, I am a Pre tech student at the tech center and am looking for the right trade to join

I really want to win the science fair this year, and I want a science fair project that would be creative enough to make it easier for me to win. Be mindful that I'm am still a high school student and materials for this project should be accessible.

If I become an engineer do I need Great health insurance or do injuries barely happen or matter?

Is studying Engineering actually worth it in the long term?

Does Physics play a major role in Biomedical engineering and do I have to take up the course if Im studying Biomedical engineering in the University? And are Biomedical science and Biomedical engineering the same thing?