Hassan Latif
Information Technology 2017
My advice for new Information Technology students would be to ask your professors about the industry, their perception of the world, and their career paths, they can be great mentors. You should also try to work on a project based on what you've learned in class outside of the classroom. It will show a lot about yourself to recruiters for jobs later on in life. And finally, always ask for help if you need it. Don't be afraid to reach out to your peers, professors or tutors. You'll find everyone is willing to help and it's a good way to learn and sharpen your skills.
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