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Cpl Software Engineer
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Both, not everyone needs to be an IT expert and there will always be a need for historians. Authoritarians hide and alter history to take power. History proves humans have become power hungry and people need to know how they came to power to keep it from happening again.
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CPT Jack Durish
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I've helped a lot of young men and women wrestling with their choice of a major. My best advice is to focus on skills. I have a Juris Doctor and earned my living variously in the arts, marketing, and technology, not to mention a short though adventurous six years in the military. So, who's to say a history major can't become a foremost computer security expert?
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Maj John Bell
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At this point you probably have a better chance of an upper middle class lifestyle if you become a skilled tradesman as a plumber, carpenter, electrician, etc. etc. etc.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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Also it helps to go to a trade school, they always need people that can do hands on work.
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