When I graduate from college, I plan on being an NA for a school. Oversee computer activity, and probably the technology aspect as well. I was trying to research, but the job I'm looking for; is it called a computer system specialist, Network Administrator or technology coordinator? Also, I'm in school majoring in IT with a focus of Network Administration. Am I in the right focus? I'm just trying to make sure I can get the job I want with the major I have. Thanks to all.
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Usually the last question college students look into is....
After you graduate, where do you want to live and what is the job market like?
I just love how college students waste four years to be an elementary music ed teacher or a history major and then after they graduate, find out that there's no jobs and if they are, are no where near where they want to live.
So work backwards. Look in the area you want to live and what are the job requirements for the jobs you'd like to work. Also, see if there's any local help on career/skills tests which can help pin point which area you like.
After you graduate, where do you want to live and what is the job market like?
I just love how college students waste four years to be an elementary music ed teacher or a history major and then after they graduate, find out that there's no jobs and if they are, are no where near where they want to live.
So work backwards. Look in the area you want to live and what are the job requirements for the jobs you'd like to work. Also, see if there's any local help on career/skills tests which can help pin point which area you like.