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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.

I'm currently a senior in high school, and have intentions to major in mechanical engineering (BS). What are some internship or study abroad programs that I can take summer of 2026 before I start college that would help boost my skills, experience hands-on research and/or projects, and learn in...

I am considering this program, (https://lassonde.yorku.ca/academics/space-engineering) and I am wondering what kind of job outcomes or outlook it has.

I have been looking into engineering, particularly chemical, but my top school has a very strong mechanical program. How different are types of engineering?

I am a senior in high school who is dually enrolled at my local community college and will graduate with an associate's degree this spring. I want to go to a 4-year university to study computer science to work in Cloud Computing.

I would like to build out my portfolio and start my own technology-based business in the future; however, I feel as though I do not have enough hardware/hands on experience with technological design... I was just curious about how to expand my knowledge on this topic independently.

I love being involved in many things but am not sure if that's possible with a major in nursing. How should I balance everything?

I feel like the obvious answer would be they maintain, check condition of and design the power generating portion of a power plant. I was wondering how much can be done in a powerplant with a BSEE.