JaeRell

5y

Y'all got covid protocols? This particular university has no mask mandate, no social distancing, no capacity restrictions, no nothing.

BVL

5y

a girl came up to me today and talked to me for an hour. What is this

throwawayokay

5y

hope u secured the bag
what made her approach u

BVL

5y

didnt secure anything

idk I was just sitting on one of the planters and she came up and poked me from behind

bitch mob

5y

shoulda poked her back if you get what i mean.

BVL

5y

didnt secure anything

idk I was just sitting on one of the planters and she came up and poked me from behind

throwawayokay

5y

damb brother you should’ve got the number or socials

BVL

5y

a girl came up to me today and talked to me for an hour. What is this

fun guy

5y

brag post

throwawayokay

5y

idk how interested u are at coding but i was a compsci major who switched to information technology cause i hate math and programming

Mission

5y

Any of you guys in committed relationships in college? I’ve been with the same girl for almost 2 years now (since my first semester as a freshman) and it’s cool cuz she provided me with some consistency and comfort during virtual classes and all but I’m kinda worried about missing out on all these women at school

Astronaut Dad

5y

3somes

BVL

5y

the convo was ehhhhh

dumbo

5y

Ur not gonna be talking to her a lot while plumbing

BVL

5y

plumbing as in f***ing?

slater

5y

tbh never even tried coding but thought to give it a shot

is information tech easier? what was the career you had your sights on?

BVL

5y

didnt secure anything

idk I was just sitting on one of the planters and she came up and poked me from behind

bitch mob

5y

fall semester starting today, the goal is always a 3.5 gpa minimum.

throwawayokay

5y

it’s def worth a shot. you may end up liking code

for me math isn’t my strong suit and when i got to the intro coding classes like python, c++, and c, i just knew it wasn’t for me. the web design and data a***yst (SQL) courses were pretty fun tho

but information tech was more my speed. it’s a broad field and you can choose to focus on a part you’re interested in. cybersecurity and networking are the 2 major areas and troubleshooting / tech support is the basic level.

i chose to focus on the networking side of things but am also looking to get into cloud computing as well

compsci is seen as the “better” field and you’ll make a lot of money if you’re good at it, but some IT jobs pay very well if you get the right certifications.

also in college, both fields will somewhat overlap in the beginning so if you ever wanna switch it’s not like you’re wasting time