>> I went to school here in Millersville University.
I actually graduated last May.
I was studying computer science.
I also have a minor in art studio.
So I had art classes and, you know, computer classes in all science [phonetic].
I was tending to go more towards the arts.
Like, I wanted, like, an art education, kind of.
So I talked to some of my art professors and they told me oh, you're good doing this and that
so why don't you go and pursue architecture?
So I thought that was a good idea.
And I applied to Temple in my senior year in high school.
And they didn't accept me because-well I was accepted but not as an architecture major
because I didn't have a portfolio.
So that discouraged me, too.
So I decided to go with graphic design, but then I was thinking, no,
I really don't want to do graphic design [laughter].
And then I went on and I spoke to my mom about it and she said well, you always liked computers
when you were small and you still like computers a lot now.
So I thought about it.
I'm like, well, she's right.
And, you know, I was looking into different careers in computers and different schools
and what they offer and that's when I found computer science.
So I applied to a lot of schools and then Millersville was one of them.
And Millersville gave me the best scholarship for computer science so I decided
to come here and pursue computer science.
And since I started doing computer science I loved it.
It was not something I got bored of.