Richard A. (Tony) Eckel

I am currently planning to major in engineering and I want to know how easy it will be to get a job.

I am a sophomore in college at a liberal arts school that has the option of a 3+2 dual degree engineering program.

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 am a 27 year old student who is struggling with experience in the corporate field.

I need to know if I'm doing what's right to become a data analyst, I've been writing down notes of the video tutorials, but I don't know if I'm progressing, please give me the right tools to make sure I become a data analyst, I've been using Udemy.com for training , please reply

I'm a rising third-year college student majoring in computer science and consider a possible career in software development. As I plan to apply for next summer's internship, I would appreciate any advice on how to get started on preparing for the technical interview. I've heard that LeetCode is...

I am currently a rising junior in college and I am a first-generation college student.

I am a second-year student studying Cybersecurity as my major. I would like to find suitable internship opportunities for the summer, but I do not know where to search. It seems most positions I find are only for other computer-science fields (e.g software engineering).

Currently in Senior High (Grade 10) Wondering what ec, and other things I can do to boost my chances.

Hello. I am a 57 year old female who has been a social worker since 1992. I have worked with people from many cultures, economic status’, across all ages, and with a broad spectrum of life challenges. I have professional experience working with children and adults who were mentally ill,...

How do people reach out to jobs after completing their bachelor's? Does the college find job matches, or will I search for a job in my field (environmental science) after graduation? I can't wait for Spring 2025!

How should I choose between medicine and aerospace engineering as a course that I should pursue in university?

I have doubts about which college could be more beneficial if I want to transfer to a university and study industrial engineering.

It would be 5 extra classes on top of my major. I don't have any experience in CS except a research apprenticeship, but I ultimately found that I'm not super into CS as much as I thought I was. The issue is I wonder if it would be more productive to graduate with a straight CS degree and spend...

I haven't found the best ways to study yet and I know I will need to in college so I was wondering what some of the most useful ones are.