Changing career path to what?

gr33kbo1
Thu, 23 May 2013 19:39:08 +0000

If you like math, there are a lot of very good opportunities for you. I can thoroughly explain how a Computer Science major could benefit both your interests and your career

CS is basically the mathematical applications of solving logical and theoretical problems. Although you will not be learning about software engineering, most CS majors typically become software engineers.

Software engineers make a ton of money…in fact, I think the starting pay for a software engineer is around 85-95k and is ranked as the best job in America because people working in that industry sincerely love what they do and get awesome benefits. Depending on your school’s CS program, you can easily get an interview because every company is always hiring for the best engineers. Alternative to “Wall Street degrees”, where you go to school only matters for your first job. In fact, many of the best software engineers never went to school and mastered programming on their own.

There are many opportunities with a CS degree other than software engineering, but you’ll have to look them up on your own.