Say you want to become a self taught software engineer which is the best path to take .

Hello, I just graduated from high school and i'm struggling with figuring out what I want to pursue. I’ve never had good grades and I averaged c’s which I don’t know if that matters but I just recently thought about becoming a software engineer. I know nothing about coding or anything like that and i’m pretty lost. Im going to community college but don’t know what classes to take to become a software engineer. Im hoping you can be the one to help lead me into a successful future. Thank You.

Hello Baxate, I’ve been watching some of your content recently as I’m going into first year engineering this fall and one video in particular sparked some questions. It was the video titled “3 High GPA secrets” in the video you gave some advice to get to know what your teacher tests in (tip # 2) but I was kind of confused how exactly I could do this going in as a first year student? Is there specific themes I should look for to identify what the teacher likes to test on or what? Also in tip # 3 you mentioned learning when to move on and basically giving each class enough time to get an A in. How would you recommend I do this. Is there any study tips or other tips you have that would help me manage the 5 courses we have each semester in my program? And lastly, is there any other advice that you could give me to help me get through first year and succeed in my other years of Eng and achieve a 4.0 gpa? Thank you for your help.

I was wondering what would be better for me to take. A bootcamp that last 6 months to a year or study computer science at community college and transfer for the last 2 years?

Hey baxate I’m currently in the summer before my freshman year at my university starts. I am a computer science student and I know html, css, JavaScript, python, some java, react, and node. I am looking forward to created projects using my knowledge but do you think I’ll get an internship? Also what are some tips you have for me? I luv ur content btw it’s awesome that you do this for all of students and the content is very helpful.