Hey, I recently got internship as tech acquisition intern in some company, but my focus is on software development. I am nearing placement as a college student. Some told me it looks like a career switch from tech recruiter to software engineer. Should I continue doing this internship, or Should I quit and focus on my dsa and relevant skills???

You mention in one of your videos that the school of your choice matters for a CS degree. I am in a school that isn't even in the top 50 for CS. What should be some steps I should take to make up for my school not being the best. Should I focus on my own teaching myself more skills or land internships that progress themselves while I finish school. Or even both?

Hello Baxate, first i would like to say that i love your content and your advices, second I need advice to find a job in the field of software engineering, knowing that I graduated from a university outside the United States of America, majoring in computer science, and I did not get a bachelor's degree because of some financial problems, but I have the basic skills to get a job, and I have applied for many jobs since A year so far, and I have not had any opportunity yet. Is there any advice that I can use in order to get a job, and what skills can I learn in order to attract job opportunities?

u probably wont see this, but i just wanted to ask u what steps u think i should be taking to become a software engineer. realistically, i think id be able to get into my local college which is the university if cincinnati with a 2.7 unweighted and 3.2 weighted gpa and a 26 on the act entering my senior year. do you think id be able to get a job coming from uc? and what kind of math classes should i be expecting entering college?

Hey man, So I just graduated high school, got really bad grades (2.6 gpa) so I’m doing 2 years of community college then switching into a university(Fau). I have no knowledge of computers whatsoever but am really thinking about getting into it. Do you think I should major in software engineering or cybersecurity? Is it even possible to get a 6 figure job with those majors with a not great college? And which one do you think is “easier” because I really don’t know if I’m smart or not as weird as that sounds lol