hey baxate, i love your videos.

Hi Carter, I am a 16-year-old high school graduate and about to start my freshman in Georgia (KSU). I hope to become a software engineer like you and wondered if majoring in Computer Engineering and Computer Science is a good decision. I began as only a Computer Engineering major but switched to both as I like both those subjects equally. Also, do you recommend anything for rising Software Engineers? Thank you!

How can I get a remote job in AI as a fresh graduate?

hey baxate 👋, i just have a quick question. If u miss out on advanced classes freshman year but get all advanced classes or close too it throughout high school plus a 4.0 and great extra curricular activities, and high level SAT and ACT can i still get into to great collages like brown or usc?

I recently graduated from Vanderbilt with an econ degree and am now doing investment banking. It is horrible. I work 80-100hrs a weeks and have no time for anything else. I regret not pursuing CS after enjoying some self guided studying (could not have double majored and graduated on time because I was a transfer). Vanderbilt said they will not let me return, and I found an online bachelors at Auburn. Would this be looked down upon by tech firms? It is a bachelors in cs and there is a subreddit where people say it is accredited and gets them jobs. I thought school prestige may matter, so I also saw Georgia Tech had an online masters program. However, it has prerequisites that I do not meet. What should I do? I am filled with so much regret for not just staying longer at Vandy.