Teklemuz Tesfay

I'm an engineering student looking to make the most of my time in college. I want to make sure I am making the right decisions and would love to hear feedback from those that have already gotten their education. Nothing is a better teacher than failure or regret, so what did you do in college...

I am currently a Senior, taking AP Physics 2 and Calculus but am not sure what to expect from pursuing this career.

I’m currently a freshman in college and interested in electrical engineering, especially designing and repairing microelectronics like phones, consoles, and computers. I want to know which skills, projects, internships, and study habits will help me stand out to top universities and future...

I've got 91% after my 2nd year and a few extra curriculars but i still wasn't able to get a scholarship(GKS to be specific) i applied for and dropped an year cuz that was the only option. Actually i want to study in UK or US but i really cant afford that i cant even afford it here in Pakistan....

How important is college gpa? If I double major and take challenging classes, does it matter if I get a 4.0 vs and 3.0 for future job opportunities? Is experience more important?

I am a senior in high school. I have taken some coding lessons to prepare me for the future; however, I would like advice towards what I should be looking forward to in my future. I would also like to know if there is anything I could be doing right now to prepare?

Currently, I am stuck between chemical, mechanical, and aerospace engineering. All of these really interest me, but I cannot choose. Thank you!?

I have prior knowledge (through some high school physics) of simple laws and circuits, voltage, current, etc. I recently invested in this book called "Practical Electronics for Inventors" and I think its fantastic, but, what should I really be focusing my time on to be ready for this scary...

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Possibly attending Ithaca college-extremely expensive just looking at all my options.

I’ve seen a lot of people say that it’s possible to get an industry job after getting your physics degree, just wondering what are the types of jobs you could typically get

What is the best way to manage working and attending school? I am struggling with balancing my time for both. Is there anything I should change or anything that could be beneficial to know?

Are there any websites or would your place of education have reccomendations

I'm a student at the university of Iowa.
I don't have a resume
I'm a freshman.
And getting a job after college sounds impossible. I don't know if I will have to apply to everywhere when I graduate or if I will be able to get summer internships.

I will be attending Texas Tech for Engineering in the Fall. I have taken advanced classes since Middle School, however I am still concerned about the advanced course load at Tech.