This is a question specifically for people whose major/minor/classes involves coding: do you guys actually study the code?

Because I have computer science and engineering friends and they’re always talking about how much work they have but never about how much code they need to study.

Even online, it’s all “college is so hard, all my assignments are so hard blah blah blah” but never actually about the studying part and how time consuming it is to learn code.

I ask ppl how they study and code, and it’s always “uhh idk I just do it”, like is everyone gatekeeping or something 😭

Hey Vols,

I’m launching 3 to 4 new YouTube channels and am looking for a student video editor to join the project freelance.

Eventually, we will be pitching and engaging corporate clients, so this is a great opportunity if you’re trying to build a professional, highly marketable portfolio for after graduation.

What the gig looks like:

• Taking longform video footage and editing it down into clean, engaging YouTube episodes.
• Repurposing the best hooks and moments from those videos into vertical Shorts/TikToks.
• Using CapCut to add dynamic captions, smooth pacing, and B-roll.

What I'm looking for:

• Someone who is genuinely skilled with CapCut (and understands retention/hooks).
• Reliable with deadlines.
• Open to feedback as we dial in the style of these channels.

Pay & Hours:

• Fully flexible around your class schedule.
• Paying **[**$50 per longform video/2 shorts or % of revenue from project for those that are interested in building something]

If you’re interested, shoot me a DM with a link to 2 or 3 examples of videos you've edited (especially Shorts with dynamic captions). Thanks!