Teklemuz Tesfay

I know that engineering is a constantly changing field and I want to know if the field is more labor oriented or more programming? Thanks.

Electrical Engineering has always been my dream career, it pays well, it's difficult, I get to help people, and I get to work and innovate with electricity, which is a commodity that our developing world needs. However, gaining real applicable experience isn't always easy. I wish to know how...

High school senior

I have gone to community college and taken the Google cybersecurity certificate. I am in the process of completing the CompTIA Sec+ as well. I am struggling to find any internships that will consider my little knowledge and skills.

I am still learning what my best skills are, but I am curious about how we can learn to best use those abilities to serve others as best as we can.

I'm a high school senior who will be attending University in fall. Analyzing data to predict the future has always been a fascinating concept for me, but so has Astronomy. I want to combine my interest of the two, but I'm not sure how I should go about it.

I am an incoming freshman who's worried about being able to pay pass my first year of college and I was wonder when I should start looking for more scholarships.

Also, what skills have been the most transferable across the industries?

I work a full time & part time job will going to school. I have to take some online classes to make it work with my work schedule, but these classes are difficult to study for with no in person class and my professor recommends studying 4-5 chapters to study for finals with no study guide.

I have heard a lot about majoring in Engineering, and most of what I heard is the amount of stress students experience. I am curious if there are specific ways of managing it for this particular major, like studying methods, or ways to get through the entirety of studying in this field!

I was told that jobs in this field are not as abundant and to specialize in something.

I am trying to apply for scholarships, but I am not having good luck. I will most likely not have time in college for a job depending on my classes.

I'm really curious about how people in tech stay motivated and avoid feeling overwhelmed. How do you keep enjoying your work when you're dealing with tough deadlines, bugs, or long hours? What helps you not burn out?

I will be attending The Ohio State University.

Hi my name is Srivas and I am a junior at Coppell High School. I wanted to write this message in hopes of finding any internship and hands on experience in the cybersecurity industry.