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Don't know what to do after high school..?
I'm entering Junior year this year and I still haven't taken any AP classes yet. Im also entering junior year in geometry.. I had my bad history as freshman and sophomore and I regret it but I cannot change the past. Freshman year I had like a 1.8 GPA, Sophomore Year I had like a 2.14. I assume that no 4 year college would take me.. and that I feel like i wont amount to **** later in life and it really is all my fault. I will try a JC then transfer out to a 4 Year. But what then? I have no idea what degree or major to pursue.. I am reallllly bad at math but I am a complete nerd on computers, I know everything about them and I have built like 5 pcs. So I really want to be a Computer Builder or Fixer of somewhat but idk what degree fits that because Computer Science requires math way beyond my understanding. I really love building PCs for gaming, and gaming in general. But I'm lost rn.
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- RoaringMiceLv 76 years ago
If you are bad at math, you won't be happy or do well in computer science. But you might be very happy and do well in a community college's computer networking degree. Here is an example: http://sunyorange.edu/applied_technologies/citnet/...
It involves far less math than computer science does, and it actually seems to fit the things you like a lot better than CS does. You could major in this, or something similar, at your local cc, then either get a job right out of school, or else go on for your bachelors in something related to that field, such as MIS. Again, less math than CS, and overall a better fit for someone who is so hands-on with computers and programming.
No matter what, make sure you do at least one internship or co-op while you study, and try to gain as much experience related to your major as you can, both on campus and off. You also want to find out what the "hot" certifications are, and get those while you study. These things will make you more employable.
- ?Lv 46 years ago
I thought I was screwed with a 3.4 cumulative GPA, I got like, 2.5 on my first year
I'm starting my senior year, but I'm taking all AP this year to try and boost it up
Wish me luck...
