Elizabeth Thesing

I am an 11th grader and thinking about taking precalculus over the summer in order to take one of these classes to challenge myself

How to find what your interest are as a Engineering student? And what advice would you have for freshmen starting out?

I'm at a point in my junior year of high school where everything about college, career, and life feels way too serious. I honestly don't know what to do with myself. For some reason, there seem to be too many options after high school, and I'm not even sure where to start with college...

People tell me to go to college but I'm set on going to work after high school, specifically joining the union, so I want to know if that's a good idea.

Hi all, hope you are doing well! I am a forensic psychology student who, at the moment, is struggling to define the exact career path I want to take. However, I do know that I want to either work as a Forensic Psychologist in the court system or in any Behavioral Analysis/Criminal Profiling...

I am wondering what is still considered a ¨ good ¨ or a GPA that most colleges will accept.

I am trying to get an idea of what colleges are out there for me along with costs, I heard that it can be more expensive to go out of state, yet I also want to know if there is better programs out there.

This is for Engineers, and it's something I've been wondering about these things for some time now, please help!! I want to know if it's something I should pursue.

High school

I am a senior in high school and want to peruse my dream of becoming a surgeon.

Specifically Women in Engineering

What is the worst thing about an engineering job

I'm a student at Oregon State University currently majoring in Bioengineering. I'm considering switching to Chemical Engineering. So far, I have taken on one internship doing biochemistry research and I'm a licensed Pharm Tech. I know that I'm interested in Biochemistry and Chemistry, and I...

Should I focus on improving time management or building independence? Will I be unprepared for when I have to do work?

Are there specific programs for academic tutoring, mental health, or career planning? Do most colleges offer these resources to students who attend their college?

I want to focus more on biomedical engineering but i feel like pairing it with mechanical engineering will open more job opportunities for me.

"How do factors like experience, location, and engineering specialization impact an engineer's salary in the U.S.?"

High school student interested in pre-med or biochemistry engineering.

How long does it take for a small and a bigger sewing project?

This was my first time taking the ACT and I was unprepared and did not study well. My score has been sent to my dream UC and I regret it so much. What should I do?

i love engineering

I have learned some advantages of being an engineer. Since I want to fully understand it, I wanted to know some set backs of pursuing to be an engineer as well to compare and contrast the two and make sure it's something I actually want to do.

As of right now, I am working on my soft skills to improve my employment rate for when I apply for jobs in the future. I also want to show that I am more capable of doing well on the job.

What do I major in and do if after graduating college I want to go into something that pulls in great pay and exceeds throughout the few years of working? I'm feeling like a failure so far in my first semester. Im doing terrible with procrastination and I am trying to work on it. But besides...

What jobs are recommended for a teen? I know a lot of teens work a fast food restaurants, but I want to do something different. Any suggestions?

As a senior in high school, I've reached the point where I have to start applying to colleges. But I don't know what I want to do with my life. When I first came to the U.S, all my peers seem to be ready for college and already know what they want to do in life. It still scares me that my...

in high school

how to be a doctor and an engineer?

I have a career fair coming up soon. What are some good/bad question to ask employers? I would specifically like to know questions employers like to hear but hear often. I imagine just about all the students ask reps "what do you do everyday?" or "what does this company do?".

Are there any ways to skip a couple of years in college or in med school? Or is it just rumors? If so, how could I skip?