Robert Rossi

Very curious on learning more about this career path
Thank you

I’m a high school student trying to choose between Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering, and I’m considering universities in both Europe and the United States. I want to be honest: I’m not currently passionate about Electrical Engineering specifically. A major reason I’m...

I'm a 3rd year chemical engineering student with a decent cgpa of 9 and so far I've completed 1 online internship on process safety management and an internship on water analysis which was a part of my academic curriculum. As I begin my 3rd year in this field, I am constantly looking for...

I am also pursuing a career in this and would like any additional information or insight you can provide!

I'm an incoming freshman choosing between Purdue and Northeastern for engineering. I have an Army ROTC scholarship covering full tuition at both schools, so cost is not a factor I'm considering. My career goal is currently in renewable energy and electric grid/storage technology (think...

I am a chemistry major and am unsure of where to start. There is so many different career options, and shadowing is difficult to find where I am from. #Spring26

What extracurriculars pair well with an engineering major for college? I have trouble searching for relevant extracurriculars, since my high school does not offer many opportunities pertaining to my goals. I am already involved in robotics and science competitions, but what are some other...

I've seen a handful of artists say things about how having jobs where they have to make art constantly has made them stop liking it. I was wondering if this is a common way for people to end up feeling. I also would like to know if it's only in the creatives, or if things like sports,...

I would especially love advice on what skills, experiences, or projects employers look for most. #Spring25

I am trying to get a degree on physics with a concentration in engineering and trying to add a minor on mathematics. I am heading to my junior year of college.

For extra context, I plan on going to Western Carolina University in the fall of this year. I will be a freshman.

I'm looking into chemical engineering, but I'm just not that sure about how math heavy it is. I'd like to be clear that I CAN do math (sort of well), I just don't like it that much.

i am a senior.

I'm a junior

What classes should I take if I am interested in chemical engineering?