Teklemuz Tesfay

I have heard that game development is a somewhat difficult job to get into straight out of college, so is there any specific advice you could give me for me to follow throughout college? What types of things should I study/explore, and what kind of internships should I seek?

Mechanical Engineers have a wide variety of fields to go into but more popularly in the automotive industry. What in a regular day in the life what do mechanical engineers do to contribute to companies' projects or research?

I'm heading into college and trying to decide on a major. I am between biomedical engineering and mechanical engineering. I'm really interested in biomedical engineering, but anatomy and biology have been a hit or miss topic for me, and I'm worried I won't like it. However, I am worried that if...

Is engineering a good field to go into right now and if so will it still be good in 2029?

I have four totally different interests. Right now, I’m stuck between Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Business and Criminology. How can I combine these into one job? I’m worried that picking one major means I have to give up on everything else I’m interested in. I am afraid i will make the...

I am current a high school senior, about to start college. I am going into computer science what are some thigns that I could do to boost my chances to landing my dream job at apple?

As someone who is an incoming college freshman planning to study engineering, specifically aerospace engineering, what should I know going into the school year and what should I do to prepare?

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For extra context, I plan on going to Western Carolina University in the fall of this year. I will be a freshman.

I'm asking this so i know what I can do to get there

Iam a lever 2 student in Computer Science at INES Ruhengeri while i wish to become a Software Engineer.

I am a college freshman trying to afford a four-year program. I am majoring in Meteorology and have interest in forestry, camping, and anything outdoors.

I'm going to college at a ME Major and I like math, science, and problem solving but I'm a little nervous about my lack of experience. Especially as a woman of color, any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I am having doubts about college and i don't know if its the right path for me

I'm a high school senior and I'm planning on majoring in computer engineering and I just wanted to know how life after college would look like with finding jobs and working conditions and all to better prepare myself for the future and knowing whether I actually want to take this major.

I am a senior in high school going into the field astronomical engineering at IIT in Illinois. I was wondering if there is any chance other people can help me find entry level jobs to try to look out for, for after I graduate.