Here is a major trick to life that most engineers don't realize.
MOST college degrees are essentially useless. There are hundreds of jobs out there that don't require programming or a specific college degree. There is no reason to let your degree pigeon-hole you into a career path.
If you're asking for my advice, I honestly don't feel like you're going to cut it as a programmer. Sorry kid. A true hacker is going to run circles around you and you'll most likely not be able to compete if you aren't competitive after college.
With that being said, LIFE IS NOT OVER. Find a job that you like. Most people respect those that are able to complete a computer science degree and will hire you into a huge array of jobs (financial analysts, consulting, i-banking, technical sales, etc.)
Comments
Here is a major trick to life that most engineers don't realize.
MOST college degrees are essentially useless. There are hundreds of jobs out there that don't require programming or a specific college degree. There is no reason to let your degree pigeon-hole you into a career path.
If you're asking for my advice, I honestly don't feel like you're going to cut it as a programmer. Sorry kid. A true hacker is going to run circles around you and you'll most likely not be able to compete if you aren't competitive after college.
With that being said, LIFE IS NOT OVER. Find a job that you like. Most people respect those that are able to complete a computer science degree and will hire you into a huge array of jobs (financial analysts, consulting, i-banking, technical sales, etc.)