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In this episode, I answer a question about some effective ways to study. Like many students (including myself), studying can be a chore. I remember my lack of attention in class and my poor performance on exams always correlated to my studying habits.

Thankfully, by junior year of my mechanical engineering degree, I developed some effective studying habits to carry me through exams and graduation.

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In this episode, I tap into r/EngineeringStudents and address a user's post. This specific post is about a student who is struggling with their classes and is getting little support from their family.

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Engineering school was one hell of a ride. I am very fortunate and appreciative of the opportunities that my education has given me. However, if I was to redo engineering school, there are three things I would do differently. In this episode, I share three things that I would redo in engineering school: study computer science, participate in professional organizations, and take more risk.

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In this episode, I dive answer 3 questions by students who are considering/studying engineering which will be a biweekly series entitled My $0.02.

r/EngineeringStudents is a subreddit community on Reddit and it is a space for students who are interested in or are currently pursuing engineering to ask questions and get help on Resumes, career advice, and anything related to engineering. This online community is a great resource for students who are interested in STEM. I am frequently on this subreddit and decided to select three questions to answer that were posted in a recent forum.

These questions are submitted by students and involve: (1) is Mechanical Engineering a realistic degree?(2) what real world experience should I get in Electrical Engineering if I have zero internships? (3) which engineering major should I pursue?

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Applying for a job does not stop at the resume. Many job applications require a submitted cover letter in order to be considered for the position. Similar to the resume, cover letters should be no more than one page in length and should concise and straight to the point. In this episode, I walkthrough a cover letter from top to bottom and show you how can write an effective cover letter that people will want to read.

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Interviews are stressful. As an engineering student, you may run into a situation where you are expected to answer technical questions during an interview. I mean, isn't a normal interview stressful enough?

In this episode, I share three tips on how you prepare for these technical interviews: understand basic concepts/equations, research interview questions, and think out loud.

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Have you ever felt like you're constantly frustrated when job hunting?

You may be forgetting these THREE things.

In this episode, I discuss three things that you should consider when searching for an entry level job.

When I went to my first career fair, I was terrified. I was terrified of the amount of people and was sweating profusely. However, I was mostly terrified of speaking to recruiters. Have you been in this situation? In this episode, I give 4 tips on how you can impress recruiters at the career fair and get you one step closer to that internship or entry level job.

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For those that get the opportunity or are considering about doing a co-op, one thing to remember is that co-ops are unique experiences! I had the pleasure of doing an engineering co-op in 2015 and as I reflect on it now, it was definitely one of the best experiences I've ever had. Although there was many challenges during my 7 month term, I believe the real world experience I received was a great reward and it prepared me for the workforce.

In this episode, I discuss 5 different ways on how to make the most out of a co-op and how it can benefit your career.

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So you've land an interview but don't know where to start. You may feel overwhelmed, confused, nervous, or just plain excited. In this episode, I share 5 tips and strategies on how you can prepare for the big interview. It doesn't matter if the interview is for an internship, co op, or entry level job. This episode will guide you on essential preparation techniques on how to prepare for the interview!

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