Could you let me know what you think were the most impactful ecs that got you into great schools? I want to know cause I see your into stem and so I am and I wanted to see if there are more opportunities I can do to show that interest to schools. Thank you

Hey im currently a senior right now and i applied to Georgia tech for computer engineering but i got in for 2024 which means i would have to transfer. I am debating if i should transfer because i got into my state school university of Cincinnati which focus a lot on internship’s and implements them into the curriculum resulting in a 5th year of school. i received the Amazon future engineer which is a scholarship plus a internship after freshman year. My goal is to work in a big tech firm and I was wondering should I stay at uc where i would have to do one extra year of school because of their amazing co-op. The other possibility is transferring to Georgia tech and graduation from there. My only concern is that georgia tech internships are not implemented into the program which would make find an internship harder. I still have a whole year to decide but i was wondering if i could get some advice.

What can I do in high school to get prepared especially if my school don’t offer any computer science classes?

Hello, Hope you're doing well. I booked 1:1 consultation, but it seems you missed the booking for reply schedule/confirmation. Waiting your kind revert. Best regards.

Hey Bax, just recently found out I wont be making the software eng cutoff at my school which is my first choice. However, I will be making it into computer eng. What do you suggest I should do to maximize my opportunities becoming a software engineer? Some options include doing a comp sci minor, or transferring to a different university to do software engineering but restarting year one. (Currently im going into sophomore year). P.S I have no passion or goals in working with hardware or the electrical aspect of comp eng