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1. DePaul University.
2. Communications. Originally wanted to be a journalist.
3. Decided along the way that I didn't want to go into a profession
where starting salaries were below the poverty line after spending so
much cash on college. Had already started working for the university's
help desk, and I enjoyed getting to flex my tech muscles. Figured it
would let me use my tech skills and my writing skills in one nice, neat
little package.
4. I'm not wearing shades like Dood.... but I've at least got some rose
colored glasses on. There will always be a need, you just have to have
a solid resume & background and the skills to back it up.
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