Pros And Cons Of Cyber Security Internships

Hello this is Cristian Munoz I 'm currently a freshman at El Paso community college. My major is computer science with a minor in cyber security. I 'm not your ordinary college student, I was a part time student at El Paso Community College and at University Texas at El Paso. Unfortunately, this semester I wasn 't able to enroll part time at both Universities due to high tuition rates, but that didn 't stop me from going to school. I 'm currently enrolled fifth-teen credited hours at El Paso Community College. I hold a 4.0 at El Paso Community College and at the University of Texas at El Paso. While I 'm in college I plan to learn as most as possible, to be very successful in the long run. I have been applying for cyber security internships

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