It became a hobby for me during high school. Began taking loads of computer-related classes as well as volunteered at a local middle school to get my hands full. However, I wasn't even planning on jumping into the IT industry at the time. By the time I finished my first year of college, I realized I took more computer systems classes than the classes required for my major, and so I decided to change my major to IT, which lead me to transferring to a tech school in San Diego. I find myself extremely fascinated with technology, to the point that it has become a vocal point in most of my conversations with family members and irl friends. Tech support is my strongest field, so helping others with their problems is something I'd like to do, especially since I get phone calls/texts almost every day from family and friends asking me to fix their computers/devices (hehe, I never get tired of them, really!). But honestly, networking has piqued my interest so I wouldn't mind going for a career as a network admin.
