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what are some classes if i am interested in learning more about cars and maybe trying to be a mechanic?

I have always wanted to have a career CompSci, and am currently in college and working at a grocery store. I know that jobs like applicants to have experience and while retail isn't exactly the same there are still soft skills there and I want to know how I would present that to an employer.

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Hello, I have done a bachelor's in electronic engineering in 2022 after I was forced to do a job in the petroleum field as a business development executive, which I left because of some personal reasons (TBH: I went into depression). Now I have been unemployed for the past 3 years and am...

I'm dropping out of Mechanical Engineering to pursue a career in Healthcare. From what I've learned in this current landscape and job market, healthcare seems to be the last bastion of hope for job security and stability. I've landed on something administrative or business related, and not...

i love communicating with people, i am very flexible and easily adaptable

hi guys, there is almost 5 month to complete my first year after that I am in second year, now i am learning fullstack development now .what can I do at this time ?

What should my daily routine for the next three years look like so that I am prepared for this career?

Hi! Less than a year ago I posted some questions I wanted to be answered by mechanical engineers, all of them to help me decide whether to pursue that degree in university. Thanks to the answers I received from that post, I made my decision and now I'm studying to become a mechanical...

I'm planning on majoring in mechanical engineering and want to get a look into what the job looks like from a real perspective

I'm a junior in high school and looking at courses for next year. What are some good classes or common electives to take to look good for an engineering focused college?

I am coming out of high school to become a mechanic, what would be the easiest way to get around to the profession?

I'm interested in the field of mechanical engineering. What science class should I take?

I am a 16 year old high school junior (and am planning on going to college) and I have always been interested in fields like nuclear science and astronomy. I am open, and not restricting myself to the fields above, since I do not know exactly what would be the best path for me. -I really want...

Hi, I'm a college freshman majoring in biomedical engineering. I'm planning on going into the field of prosthetics after graduation. Biomedical engineering at my university doesn't have a specialty for prosthetics so I was wondering if double majoring in mechanical engineering would get me the...

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I feel trapped in a loop of just learning and learning, never reaching the point of actually engineering anything, and I'm trying to change that and do something real.

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

Im currently in my senior year of highschool and will be attending Penn state in the Fall semester for aerospace engineering, i've never been too great at math at least i feel im not where i want to be, but im prepared to study and get tutors to ensure that im capable for my degree.

Hi, I'm a high school senior planning on majoring in mechanical engineering next year. What qualifications do businesses looking for mechanical engineers emphasize or look for when conducting a job search?

I am currently a senior going to OU for their mechanical engineering. I would like to know more about this major from someone who took this course or has a job in it.

Question 1: Can you walk me through your diagnostic process when a customer describes an issue? Question 2: How do you prioritize repairs when you discover multiple issues on a vehicle? Question 3: Tell me about a difficult repair you’ve handled. What made it challenging, and how did you...

What's the #1 most powerful thing about starting a career in engineering that guarantees a young adult will always have a valuable job and get to work on the coolest stuff?

I want to go to a third world country to serve a community. I love engineering and math, but I like multiple types of engineering such as: Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer.

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

I will be attending college next fall. I am definitely going to join the track team, and there’s a chance I will also be on the volleyball team. I am also planning on being an engineer, so classes will be a bit challenging. I am hopeful to find new friends and acquaintances as well as...

I am currently a freshman in college just trying to get started looking for internships now, I go to the University of Miami, but I have no experience related to engineering besides classes that I'm taking.

I am going to be an engineering major and a psychology minor, specifically in sports, with athletes dealing with severe head trauma. I am also not Pell Grant eligible, so some scholarships I can't even apply for.

I am a prospective high school senior planning on dual majoring into mechanical engineering and business administration. I want to try to climb the corporate ladder using my mechanicall engineering degree and I just don't know what to expect.

Dear CareerVillage community, I want to start a training center that teaches AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and other 2D/3D CAD design software because there is a growing need for these skills in my home country My challenge is that I currently lack advanced CAD skills, and I also don’t have a mentor...