Tag: engineering

A series devoted to Myers-Briggs personality types and recommended jobs for each type. This edition: ISTP (introversion, intuition, thinking, perception). read more

Admission officers may be able to tell you about research opportunities that are available on a campus you are considering. Also, your campus may have an office of undergraduate research. If so, that may be the best place to look once you have matriculated as a student. read more

Materials Science is the study of stuff. And since many things are made out of stuff, the major has a lot to cover. read more

With so many different STEM majors and subfields, it can be hard to decide what you want to study in college. This breakdown of all the STEM options will help you figure out which is best for you. read more

Many college students today learn about climate change and the world's energy challenges. And with renewable energy development being one of the fastest growing job sectors, it's a great time to pursue these careers! read more

Engineering is this amazing blend of creativity, science, technology, and problem-solving. And you'll find engineers, well, just about everywhere. read more

When you declare an area of study, you'll be able to increase your financial aid options even further by taking advantage of major-specific scholarships. read more

What makes playing video games so enjoyable? And what makes some games not so fun? Why is a game too hard for one person but not another? That's up to video game psychologists to figure out! read more

If "bird" is your word, majoring in ornithology could be right for you. And you might be surprised by the range of careers that are available in the field! read more

For many STEM students, the idea of pursuing graduate study is nothing new. But the transition to an advanced degree still might come as a shock. read more