Teklemuz Tesfay

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.

I feel trapped in a loop of just learning and learning, never reaching the point of actually engineering anything, and I'm trying to change that and do something real.

I would just like estimations. I understand that a firm answer is near impossible

I'm still unsure on what engineering major to pursue because all of them sounds genuinely interesting to me. I really enjoy the subject of math, biology, and chemistry. So I'm leaning more towards pursuing a career of biochemical engineering but I'm concerned about the possible negative effects...

I'm a first year undergraduate student, my major is Computer Engineering.

How can I keep applying for scholarships even after I applied to a school?

I am a high school Senior that is interested in Mechanical engineering. But as I go into college, I am concerned as to what Engineering major would take me the farthest, without worrying about major changes caused by AI or new technology.

I'm a high school senior who is deciding to pursue computer engineering because the mix of software and hardware plus hands-on experience really speaks to me. Plus, considering the future of technology and our society's increasing dependence on it, studying this field feels like striking while...

I am still new to College and choosing my career path. I've always been interested in learning about radio frequency, but I don't know where to start. What type of tools should I use in the near future that could help me advance in my learning? What clubs are recommended? I am an Electrical...