Teklemuz Tesfay

I am interested in how you picked the specific engineering field.

Have any tips and tricks to study more efficiently, because that is something that has held me back a bit in high school and I want to improve on it the last semester of my senior year before going to college.

I am a high-school senior who is playing football at the collegiate level. I am also a mechanical engineering major. Needing advice.

How do I let go after submitting my college applications? I'm so stressed about them but there's nothing left to do except apply to scholarships (most of which should be need based from the actual school I choose). There's nothing left to worry about but I'm more stressed than when I was applying.

At school, I researched professions I would like to pursue. I chose cybersecurity in general; one of the questions was: "What does a typical workday look like in this profession?" I wondered what an average day is like for people who work in the field of cybersecurity.

After my 2nd year i applied for a scholarship and wasn't able to get it, so i dropped the year to apply again next year . I would like to ask for some tips and skills that i should acquire in this year so my application becomes strong and so my knowledge. I don't want to waste this year doing...

Understanding this will help me align my academic and professional goals with the qualities that matter most in this industry. #Fall25

I am a High-school senior who is looking to go into the field of Medical illustration, motivated by a combined love of biology and the arts. But now more than ever I keep on hearing about AI removing job opportunities for artists. I believe that medical illustration, however, relies on a...

I am always looking to improve on my writing, but I want some advice on how to cater it to something I'm applying for. I'm looking at this from the employer's perspective.

I believe the qualities that set strong scholarship candidates apart are dedication, resilience, and a genuine desire to grow. The winners I look up to are the ones who don’t wait for opportunities—they create them through hard work and consistency, even when life throws challenges their way....

After graduating from college with a bachelor’s degree what kinds of challenges will I expect to face? How is the market predicted to change? Will there be more or less job opportunities? How is my future going to look beyond college if I succeed in my pursuit for a bachelor’s in computer science?

As an 12th grade student, I want to be the best prepared as possible for my future.

I feel like everyone either chooses a major based on thier skills or their passion in that field. However as someone who hasnt really figured out what they want to do in life how did you guys know what you wanted to do with your degree and still be happy?

I'm applying to two university schools in wisconsin and can't decide between the two. One is a rural environment and the other is in a urban environment and offer very different experiences.

Are there books I should read or videos I should watch?