<p>During high school, my parents had talked me into becoming an electrical engineer explaining that it was a good career that brought alot of money. I was never money hungry anyway and always was satisfied with what I had. As time went by and I entered college, I completed about 1.5 years taking all the math, science, and other things engineering major had to in its curriculum.</p>
<p>I began to get tired of school and began to think for myself if this is what I really wanted to do and it wasn't. So I want to switch my major to something that I like and love to do not just something that makes alot of money. I love technology and like dealing with computers is there any major that I can switch to that involves one or both of these things? Please be detailed. Thanks!</p>
<p>Ok basically I like to help people with computer problems such as if they have a virus or if something is going wrong. I was looking into becoming a computer support specialist. What major would that fall under and do you think this is a decent job to have?</p>
<p>Get your degree in CS and then you have options. You invested this much time and effort, finish up with classes you enjoy, start a business at school fixing computers and by the time you graduate, you will be well on your way!</p>
<p>I was researching the major of Computer Science and realized it was mostly programming with programs such as C++. When I took the class at college I didn’t like it at all due to the fact that if you miss one little punctuation mark the program would never compile.</p>
<p>Can I be successful as a Computer support Specialist with just certifications or do you guys recommend something else as getting an Associates Degree?</p>