matrix86
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I am currently a church choir director and while I do want to go to school to get a worship arts degree, that career choice brings in no more than 10k a year (some churches, it's strictly a volunteer position). So what else do I like to do? I LOVE working with computers. But I have no idea where to start looking.
I love building computers for people and I love upgrading hardware. I haven't done any hardware troubleshooting, but think that it would be fine as well. I don't really want to design or make hardware, just build and upgrade with it and do troubleshooting. I had considered the possibility of going into networking, but not sure if it's what I really want to do (I have few friends to talk to about it before I make any final decisions on doing either networking or something with hardware...or maybe both?) I like setting up home networks and mapping drives and creating shared folders...now i'm drifting away from my original question, lol.
So, what exactly is the degree I should go for if I go with the hardware option? It'll be a week before I can get to a college to talk to a councilor, and having some idea before I get there will make advisement go MUCH quicker and would be a little more helpful in letting them what it is I would like to do. I'm 23 and don't want to spend the rest of my life making a max of 10k a year and wondering what else I want to do with my life. Thanks for any response!
I love building computers for people and I love upgrading hardware. I haven't done any hardware troubleshooting, but think that it would be fine as well. I don't really want to design or make hardware, just build and upgrade with it and do troubleshooting. I had considered the possibility of going into networking, but not sure if it's what I really want to do (I have few friends to talk to about it before I make any final decisions on doing either networking or something with hardware...or maybe both?) I like setting up home networks and mapping drives and creating shared folders...now i'm drifting away from my original question, lol.
So, what exactly is the degree I should go for if I go with the hardware option? It'll be a week before I can get to a college to talk to a councilor, and having some idea before I get there will make advisement go MUCH quicker and would be a little more helpful in letting them what it is I would like to do. I'm 23 and don't want to spend the rest of my life making a max of 10k a year and wondering what else I want to do with my life. Thanks for any response!
