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Computer scientist are  people that solve and design stuff in the digital world. They can create new software systems or expand upon existing ones. Some cool things that involve computer science are robotics, data mining, and programming.

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Computer Science offers a lot more opportunity and flexibility in the IT field. I am very interested in this IT field so it seems like a great choice for me, as I won’t limit myself to a specific job. With the growth of the IT field and rapid advancements in technology, I think Computer Science will be a choice that will consolidate my future either as a computer research scientist or a programmer.

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Most computer scientist have a doctoral or professional degree which is around 8 years. However since I am not only specifically looking into being a scientist, a bachelors degree with specific classes can get me a job in IT.

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The college I am looking to go to is Kennesaw State University. They offer the highest, a graduates in computer science, but the cost are low. The total cost for going to KSU is approximately $85264. Besides the cost, I can transfer colleges during my 2nd year if i desire the doctorates.

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Most computer scientist are offered  jobs upon completion of their degree like doctors and so their pay is high. Thus their pay are at least around 100K a year and 50$ per hour.

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However if i don't choose to complete a doctorates and go for a bachelors. One of the many paths I can take is to become a programmer.
Entry-IT programmer-$45570
Medium-Computer programmer-$82860
Advanced-SENIOR ENGINE PROGRAMMER-$130360

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While knowing calculus and computer systems are a must some skills that are needed in this field are: 1.communication skills, 2. analytical skills, and 3. creativity.

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1. Access to high end technology
2. Manage your own environment and coworkers.
3. All insurance and health benefits.
4. Paid Vacation
5. Professional development

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1. Nonbinary-work is not defined and is mostly research
2. Not very physical-mostly at office and desk
3. Management- selecting people and budget
4. Knowledge and information must be constantly kept/learned
5. Full time work is usually expected.