Nicole Baillie

Lessons that aren't related to "I should've done better in school", something more deep.

Currently in 12th and I'm looking through schools but the big programs are incredibly competitive and I don't know if I'm cut out compared to others applying. I'd like to apply to state schools but I've heard bigger schools give you a better chance of getting a job right after.

#engineering #study tips #Fall2025

Degree focus is computer engineering at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

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

I am going to the University of Vermont for mechanical engineering and I am eager to think of places to live in and companies to work for but I do not know where to start. Do you have any advice for someone in my position?

I will be attending college for engineering in the fall and I want to get a jump start on purchasing the essential items for the up and coming semester.

I am currently planning on studying Electrical Engineering and I am curious to know how the work experience will be different from high school courses.

How did you get a successful life?

I'm getting nothing federally or from the University because my parents make too much to qualify, but they aren't financing my education. Is there anything I can do aside from accept crippling debt for life?
#Spring2025

I am about to go to college in the fall, and I am worried about maintaining a healthy work schedule without falling behind.

I am a first generation freshman English Education major at Southern Connecticut State University. I am excited to be studying at Southern but am concerned about the cost.

I would love to become a counsellor of some sort, but i'm not sure if its the right job for me. I would also LOVE to do something in the medical field, but i'm not sure if i would be able to pass any of the Mathy stuff

ive been applying for scholarships but i havent been getting thwm and i really need it

Hello, I am currently a high school senior about to graduate in May also with my associates, and I am going to college in August. I plan on majoring in psychology where I plan to go. I want to know how I can make my college experience an unforgettable one.

I am a high school senior planning to major in electrical engineering and also in computer science. I want to get a job to help with tuition and to gain skills that jobs would find beneficial for someone like me?

I'm curious in getting into a career in STEM.

I'm considering this as a major, but I'd have to go to a college I'm not necessarily excited about. If I don't like this career, then I'd be able to go to the college of my choice. #engineer #environmental

I'm applying to multiple internships during the summer near my area, but it conflicts with my dual enrollment courses, so I'm debating which to prioritize for colleges.

While i'm in high school, I wanted to know some classes that I could take in high school that would help me gain experience with engineering.

Hii! So, I've been wanting to pursue a career in marketing (more specifically international marketing as I would love to travel in my career). I'm currently a junior in high school, and I'm taking a few AP classes to help me when I go to college, but that's my problem. I've always wanted to go...

I want to ensure I get a jobs or be in a field that I'm comfortable in and maybe engineering might not work out for me if I feel like it's not what I want to do for the rest of my life.

Hi my name is Gianni and I’m a 8th grade middle school student and I want to learn more about Civil Engineering and my question is is it worth taking the time in college or university to get the career? I also want to know what are the challenges in the job? And the last thing I want to know...

Why is mechanical engineering so difficult?

I'm interested in studying for a career in that field but don't know where to start to find the work I'm looking for.

what jobs can people get in stem.

i want to know more but i dont know how to do proper research.

When submitting a college application what should you include?

Let's say you decide that you want to be a math teacher, you dedicate all of your time in school to be one. You can be a teacher in the future now, but how do you know that you won't want to change careers?

I want to be a philosophy professor, but I don't know how to pick a school. A lot of schools I think I want to go to don't take philosophy very seriously :(

I'm going to be a freshman in college, and am going for aerospace engineering.

I just finished my first semester of college and I was really struggling a lot that I am not sure that I want to continue. My gpa is not the best and I really don't have motivation to be there but I am very interested in my chosen field and I want to pursue this but I'm just not sure if...

Is there collaboration as a team?
What do you analyze in your career?
Is there any other requirements to enter this career, example: certification or degrees?

programming

software development

I know the general basics of each of them, but should I further strengthen those languages before learning a new language?

I remember that Better grades, higher test scores, and involvement in various activities can help a student get more money for college. Grades can also be a factor for consideration in an honor society.

How versatile are engineering degrees?

Can a business degree include data science? Also does it still count as a STEM field?

I am unsure on what to major in yet so what kind of scholarships are specified towards creative people

I am a Senior in high school and I will be attending college this year.

I know I'm supposed to do good in my essays, but how, what exactly screams "We got to take this applicant in"? Also, what am I supposed to do during the summer? I'm already doing a college mentoring program during the summer but I have no idea if that helps my resume.

I wanted to know what would be the best classes to take in order to succeed in the IT field.

I am a senior in high school

I need an office job

How do I choose between careers? I am struggling to decide whether on not I want to go to school for engineering or veterinary science research. I am a sophomore in high school so I am trying to figure out what classes I need to take next school year.

I am currently a sophomore in highschool and want to go into the engineering field. I am just wondering what I can do now to prepare myself for the future.

I know that I want to have a career as a software engineer or a career that has something to do with AI (although I'm not sure what). Are there any colleges that specialize in this that aren't as well known? Or colleges that you all recommend? Saying this because I recently discovered RIT...

I am wondering how competitive it is to get a job as a software engineer i n America, as I have heard how competitive it is, but don't know the scale of it.

I want to be an author, but would it be more financially safe to pursue a job in STEM and instead keep writing as a hobby?

I want to make sure I'm eligible to take this route and enjoy it.