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mint rawb
my school got rid of the sysadmin program and migrated everyone in it to the data analytics program. i did not want to do data analytics so switched to cybersecurity becuase my councilor said it was the best and most similar program the school offered
mint rawb
well i did the testout pc pro course twice which is an a+ curriculum. also did the net pro course which alligns with net+. got those certs but never did take the comptia exams to get the actual certs
mint rawb
that was my original plan. practicaly dropped out of high-school by senior year. only took one class, ap compsci. spent most of my time doing a small internship and trade school for IT/sysadmin. hell went to uni as a IT/sysadmin major at first. (an even more useless degree as you like never need a degree in IT) had pla
mint rawb
its totally arbitrary becuase some careers hate foreign degrees, some love them. some will use that to filter people for countries which will be more fine being paid less
mint rawb
everything requiring a degree is a symptom of needing to restrict candidates in tbe current job market, it just an easy way of contributing to that
mint rawb
wish that was the case at my school, was too small and general. there was nl way to fill a schedule pf useful classes for every major
mint rawb
you go through hoops for the sake of the sheet of paper, youre not going to be learning useful things in every class
mint rawb
love an english or math class, but ot was just rehashing highschool level stuff. maybe not a waste of time, but unnecessary. stuff like business organization and stuff was useless and a wast of time. i feel like thats all to be expected with college
mint rawb
for sure, will say with classes that were in my program, we barely scratched the surface on so many topics compared to what i meed to know in the field. everything else was junk, especially the business major requirements (my program was in the college of business
mint rawb
knowing multiple language is one of the most undersold things in america. once you start looking at big international companies everyone wants you speaking at least two. bummed i did not put more effort in learning languages in middle and highschool when thats much easier mtcdood Couldn't you just call that expectation
mint rawb
surprisingly for a career which only sometimes requires a degree and cares much more about certifications, connection, etc. and going to a shity university, my degree still super valuable. im also in a computer science related field, cybersecurity. will say the networking and resume building you do in college is just a

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