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I really want to go to college for computers and make a career out of them. I'm confused as to what degree I'm actually looking at getting into, would i be going for electrical engineering, or would i be choosing computer science?
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What do you want to be?
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All I'm really sure about at this moment is I want to go to class's for learning about putting computers together and learning about the part's for now. I was looking at all the people who have made millions of dollars with computers like nvidia ceo's and other company's and all had electrical engineer degrees and none had computer science.
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I would have a look into Computer Science as it would give you a more general education in Computers as a whole.
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ah ok... I dont know the difference lol...
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I guess my real question is where is it possible to make 60k + a year in this bussiness because computer repair stores make shit for money.
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Wait, so the engineering of computer parts is electrical engineering, right?
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