I was told a computer science degree would guarantee a job. Four years later, I'm pivoting.

Source: Business Insider

Mackenzie McAllister graduated from the University of Missouri with a computer science degree. Chase Castor for BIMackenzie McAllister was told that majoring in computer science would guarantee a job. She said professors started to allow AI tools for class work, and she began to use the tools as a crutch.

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