Hello Baxate! I graduated with an associates degree in science at age 18 (I did high and college together) with the thought of graduating 2 years early. Because of the amount of classes in my degree plan it may take the regular time to graduate with my Bachelor’s. I am REALLY bad at coding or just anything in Computer Science but I’m still looking to get better. My family is also very dependent on me so I really want to find a a software engineer internship or job soon! How do I get started with that. I am considered a senior already because of the amount of credits I have but I am a junior based on the year of college I’m in. Do I need side projects to land a paid internship? What do I need to do??

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Greetings from India, Baxate! I truly appreciate your content and find it inspiring. I have a question I'd like to ask: Is it possible to become proficient in Python within a year, enabling me to enter the job market? My ambition is to pursue a career in the AI field. However, I am currently pursuing a degree in Mechatronics engineering, which is not directly related to computer science.

Hello i am from lebanon and i love your content i have a question what do you think is the best coding languages i have to learn to become a software engineer (I am studying computer science i just finished my first year)

My daughter graduated and got all As with a GPA of 3.9. she applied to 13 colleges in the US, to study software engineering.She was rejected by ALL because we asked for financial aid. Now she has turned to do nursing here at home (Kenya) because that's what we can afford. Do you have any advice you can give her on scholarships or grants that target or benefit girls in STEM or how to navigate to get her dream course and not lose hope? She worked really hard in school and it's heartbreaking to see her so sad and giving up on her dream of becoming a software engineer.