College is an exciting place that offers many majors and minors. When you decide you're interested in CS, you will enter a new world filled with a mix of doubt and reassurance. Although CS classes may be difficult, they may be very rewarding.

1. I like to solve problems so that must mean I like CS, right?

You've actually got to try typing code before you declare your love for programming.

2. This is way harder that I thought. Should I change my major?

Hey, we're just adding and subtracting numbers. Pshhhh.

Hierarchies, mutual recursion, and accumulators...Ok, let's go back to day 1.

3. Hey, do I have to take these other classes? They're really important, but do I need them to get my CS degree?

4. I have 5 minutes to turn in this lab. Why won't this compile?

5. Ok, so I understand what I have to do. I have all the info to do it. Ughh Syntax.

6. The program ran! It worked! One step closer to being hired...and paying off that college tuition.

7. Wow, there are tons of jobs available.