Ken Simmons

As a high school junior, what advice can you give me in the selection process. #college #college-selection #college-course-selection

I would like to hear your own definition of success.

#high-school-student #academic-success #jobs #careers

I am planning to double major in college, and already have two jobs as well, and I can already see it's going to be overwhelming and would like some advice.

#college

I’m interested in asking this because I’m going to college to earn a AA degree in this field. #requirements #engineering #electrical

At school, I am most interested in student government. While my hobbies include learning about the law, and politics, and also playing football and running track. A topic that I am passionate about is Immigration.
#Law #career choice #political - science

I like talking with people and being able to relay information and also being able to have human contact. #communications #people #human-resources #degree #college

I need advice! #help #college #food #hair #dog-training

I am asking this question because I am currently a double major in the fields that my high school specialize in. I plan on majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering. I am a very busy person as it is, and I'll need a solid source of income when I get into college. #funding...

I know that time management is a huge thing for college students. I'm a very busy person myself. I go to school from 7:00-17:30 most days. I currently have a notebook, use google calendars, and the calendars on my phone. I was just wondering how actual college students might keep track of...

I am confused to study which one first.#technology

I will be a Computer Engineering major and I am hoping to get an internship while in college. What are some tips to getting a good internship?
#internships #engineering #computer-engineering #computer-science #college-advice #technology

I am wondering about something you may have struggled with sometime in college and how you overcame the problem. #college

I am interested in Computational Neuroscience, and hope to study either Biomedical engineering or electrical engineering in college, along with neuroscience. I want to make sure that I am a good candidate for graduate school (in engineering or computational neuroscience), while still adamantly...

Is it sensible or feasible (or how does the outlook seem in general) to get one's first degree at 40 as a civil engineer? (Entering college at 35, graduating at 40) Would potential employers be biased against an "old" newbie, making it impossible to pay off school debt at such a late date...

For example, if you were going to a college with vocational courses, would it make sense to try to pursue something that prepares you to become a drafter? Are engineering firms still looking for people to handle just drafting, or do they only want engineers? If they are, what are the...