Andrew Au

l am wondering on how can l become a mine engineer while l do not have physics on my a level certificate. I am really interested on becoming a mine engineer but l do not know if l can be without physics

I heard a bunch of websites say that I need to learn math and physics and maybe even chemistry to become a pilot. Do I need to learn the basics of physics and chemistry to become a pilot? Or do I need to learn more in depth of the subject?

My teacher also taught half the material three days before the exam.

For example, Appalachian State University is 23k and change, but GTCC is only 2 grand at max for a four-year education. I understand the latter is more geared toward two-year degrees, but both are in-state and both are colleges. Do the demographics in recent years matter in the equation of...

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Im really into math, physics, and computer science and its something I want to do when I'm older however I've never met someone in these fields besides teachers, so career wise I'm confused. Could some of you tell me about your careers and what you do? I want to see what would suit me.

best path career to develop my skills in math?

I need to go to school for psychology school

I'm a 18 year old that has completed high school and has a diploma who hopes to do mechanical engineering as a career and is facing a hard choice of which college to go to for a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering.

I'm in high school and for my science class next year I have the option to take Physics or AP Bio but I don't know which one would be more useful. I want to go into biomedical engineering and biology is more closely related to that field but I have also heard that colleges want students to take...

I'm a highschool student trying to decide what type of major to apply to.

I am a rising 11th grader, who originally wanted to pursue aerospace engineering since elementary school. Due to this, I have taken high school courses that aligned with the STEM path, such as engineering design and physics. However, as I researched more I found out that there aren't many...

I'm a highschooler interested in stem but unsure what field to go in and what to do.

how many hours i have to reading to be good in math?

in my examas

I have to have a science lab class for college, and I don't know which to choose, science isn't my strong suit, but these are the only 2 options I have.

I am interested in seeing if there are math-related programs provided at colleges.

I’m currently in eighth grade, but since seventh grade I’ve been planning out my high school schedule. I’m unsure on my twelfth grade schedule, though. I believe the science classes might be too much. Based on everything else I’m taking, what do you think I should do? I want to major in...

I have a d in math and I would like to raise my grade.

skills like programming and math

Grade 12, senior

can you tell me success story of you abput learning online?

I like Math.

I love Math. I like baseball.

I'm wondering if majoring in math is the correct pathway for me as I want to find a job in the future where it'll match my interests.

I want to major in mathematics and I'm interested in the career pathways after acquiring a bachelor's degree.

I want to major in mathematics but I can't seem to find anything related to mathematics online.

I like the math and music because is very incredible and amazing, I like the math for the numbers and the music for the melody, the notes and the letters

I am interested in math and chemistry also in basic biology and basic physics

Makes no sense I just don’t like it

I love everything about science and i was thinging about being an applied pycisist.

what is best source online to learn math skills?

how i can develop my learning in math ?

I'm a Junior in HS, I've taken; Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2 (Doubled up in math). Currently taking Pre-Calc, Physics and Intro to Computer Science. I am planning to take AP Calc, AP Physics and AP Computer Science, next year. Should I take Statistics Senior year too and, Is there any...

How do I learn to do 6th grade math better? I've always struggled and when their are to many steps. How can i simplify this math?

I'm taking calculus BC (high school), and unsure of whether to go into multivariable calculus or linear algebra next. I would like to become a doctor, as a surgeon specializing in orthopedics.

I’m in the 11th grade, my grades are just a bit above average but I haven’t don’t any experience with computer science. I also don’t live in an area where I can easily make connections to work with computer science.

How practical was it to attend a college for the career you have now?

Do you just go find schools that have openings for classes on cosmology and astrophysics?

What does one do during the day? Would you study research that has come out about new materials and other things, try to come up with theories, or try to find flaws in theories that have been brought up?

I'm struggling with choosing my career recently (as a 11th grade student). I have interests in physics, math kind of science. Few considerations are mechanical engineering jobs, architecture, IT/computer science, ...etc. I hope I'll get a respond from those professionals.

What extracurriculars would be best to do during high-school that relate to astrophysics that I can do? Are there any specific programs or courses I can take out of school that are recommended?

ultrasound

I’m struggling a little with school, and I just need a little shove in the right direction to get the right mindset to get back in line with everything.

I have been very interested in houses and architecture since I was a little girl. I love observing houses with cozy and unique features. I have considered real estate, which is a fantastic career, but I will always choose architecture. I would love to know more about this profession!!

I've just graduated with a bachelor's degree in math, and I'm looking for a job that I won't have to go back to school for. My degree's mostly been focused on pure math, and some dynamic systems/fractals. I've taken a couple classes in Python, and one class each in R, Java, and SPSS. I've...

Im 14 years old and I want to be better at math

I want to go to a college that is academically exceptional of course, but I also want to make sure to focus on my mental health. How can I look for and find colleges that align with my needs for good self help resources and good education?

I was stuck in this problem where my parents told me to take science but my friends and mentors told me to take math what should i do? imm good at both the subjects

I have better math skills than writing skills so I was wondering how well a genetic counselor career would work for me.

I understand that people in these fields need to be proficient in science and critical thinking, as well as curious. Can you tell me more about how these factors are used in your work, if at all? Which of these, if any, would you find most important for your line of work?