Teklemuz Tesfay

I am a Junior in College studying for a degree in Physics! I am newly moved in my state and do not know a lot of people. What are network opportunities I can look for?

career advice

I am planning to major in Civil Engineering and I don't know how to start my resume for my career life. What should I do to move forward towards my career? By which semester or year should we already be in the job field?

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Like the question says, what do you think?

Personally, I'm a high school senior so all I can say so far is E&M. I'm taking AP Physics 2 and self-studying both the Physics C courses.

This basically gives me awareness because I like to take on challenges.

Feel free to say your thoughts!

I am currently a college junior going into tech soon, software development specifically. Anyone with tips or advice drop it below please and thank you.

I am a high school senior in Portland, Oregon, and interested in pursuing a career in biological research. I would love to find opportunities to explore this field through laboratory internships or jobs during Summer 2026. I am open to local or online experiences.

I feel as if finding scholarships is extremely hard; every time I find one, it takes me to another website.

I'm taking remote classes in a rural area and don't have a vehicle or access to a bus, so work is really hard to get. Is there a good way to get remote work as a college student?

Even if i put my phone down or use pomodoro method, my mind keeps getting distracted by other things(usually things that happen in my life).

I am a teenager in high school with some college credit. I hope to graduate college early and immediately start working.

I am majoring in civil engineering and interested in project management.

I am a student currently enrolled in an IT program, and I am researching potential careers I would be interested in.

I wonder how much schooling and education as well as certifications I would need.

Should I gain work experience before I return for a master's degree?

I know aerospace engineering is extremely competitive so I’m trying to figure out how to build skills quickly and intelligently instead of wasting time. My long-term goal is to work in the aerospace industry and contribute to real innovation, not just get a degree.