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Isquen posted...

I'd advise against nursing, but it could be a personal bias - back when I was going to school, "getting a nursing degree" was a colloquialism for "I or my partner got pregnant and I can't keep up with my current field."

For either CS or IT you're going to need at least some base knowledge in either. Of the two, I'd recommend IT, with the knowledge that, a lot of the time, your job in the field will be telling people to reset their equipment (while your day-to-day involves stuff like making sure your company is protected when your colleagues don't click a very obvious phishing link. Again.)

Not that I know anything about this at all, either, since it's hearsay from our IT guy.

I think IT makes the most sense for me. It's going to be the easiest to bridge into, and Cincinnati has a bridge program. CS is going to be a lot of coding, but this is a fallback if needed, not a get a job now sort of thing. This might sway things away from CS. Cincinnati apparently has one of the few NSA accredited cybersecurity programs in the country also. Supposedly.

CS probably requires a lot more creativity as well, which meh. It's an idea though. I definitely want to be in the medical or computer field.