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How did you know that the career path you’re in right one for you and how did you work through if there were any uncertainties ?
I’m currently a sophomore in college majoring in real estate. I chose this major because I am interested in commercial real estate however, I’m unsure if im going the right route or just wasting my time when I can major in maybe Finance.
HI, I just got admitted to united international university CSE subject. Although, I am familiar to coding, what should I care about from the start ? and what skill should I develop for my career ?
It's my first year.
How could I ensure that I will get a job in my field when I graduate?
I know a lot of people that have a degree but are having trouble actually finding a job that goes with their degree once they graduate. Many jobs are also being taken over by AI. Any tips would be very helpful!
How useful is a minor in physics?
I am studying mechanical engineering to obtain a bachelor's degree, but I am considering studying astrophysics for my master's. Is the minor in physics worth it?
What a good paying job for a 15 year old in high school?
I wanna be a electrician after high school
As a future civil engineering student, what things should i prioritize or focus on the most in college (Grades, Internships, hands on projects) in order to be successful in the future after graduating? Which would have the longest term impact on careers and what did you wish you focused on more in school?
I am a high school senior and I want to study and go into civil engineering, I know there are a lot of specialties in the field so I'm excited to learn more about them. I've shadowed a civil engineer which helped me understand the job more and made me more curious about the projects they work on.
I am a freshman in college pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. What is something engineering students think matters a lot, but really does not What is something they underestimate that ends up mattering more??
I got accepted into an engineering program recently and was wondering what to focus on as I go through this pathway to earn my engineering degree.
What habits or mindsets should I develop now to succeed in a rigorous field like engineering #Spring26?
I am interested in pursuing a career in engineering but want to make sure I am building the correct habits early on. I am especially curious about the mindset and discipline needed to succeed in a challenging field, like engineering. I would also like to know ways to stay motivated and manage...
How can effectively using time management improve college and career life?
I’m a senior in high school who will be attending Georgia Institute of Technology as an Aerospace Engineering major, and I want to learn effective time management skills that will help me succeed in my major and future career.#Spring26
Are there specific extracurricular activities in college I should pursue to enhance my chances of securing an engineering job when I graduate?
I am a high school senior preparing to start college in the Fall of 2026. I am majoring in biomedical engineering, but I really enjoy participating in extracurricular activities. Thank you.
I'm currently a high school senior who is going to college this fall. I am interested in sustainable environmental engineering because I see the impact of climate change firsthand. How is environmental engineering increasingly relevant in addressing today’s challenges like climate change, pollution, and creating more green spaces #Spring26?
I'm currently a high school senior who is going to college this fall. I am interested in sustainable environmental engineering because I see the impact of climate change firsthand. How is environmental engineering increasingly relevant in addressing today’s challenges like climate change,...
How do I get a head start in electrical engineering?
I'm a college student planning to transfer to a tech institute to study electrical engineering, but how exactly do I manage time and discipline for my career? Which skills should I put into practice, not just for engineering classes but for studying in general? Engineering is no joke after all.
How did you choose which engineering path to choose I am planning to major in Computer Engineering but so many of the engineering fields seem closely related, and it is hard for me to picture how these majors translate to specific careers.?
I am a senior in high school and starting at Syracuse University in the Fall.