Wow, finally I am in my final weeks of grad school. I remember when I had to write a letter explaining why I had a bad GPA in my bachelor's degree and I wanted to prove myself that I am better than the GPA I had gotten in bachelor's. If nothing unexpected happens, I should be able to graduate MS in Cyber Security with good GPA. I know GPA is not a big concern for someone with many years of work experience, but it just makes me happy that I was able to accomplish something that I wasn't able to before. Thanks to the Air Force and Client Solution Architects for helping me financially to get my degree. Without their support, I would not be able to finish college quickly and with debt free. Who doesn’t like to graduate college debt free? The best part of the Grad school was improving my writing skills and learning necessary cyber skills. I think I have improved myself writing better which something I needed. Thanks to professor and friends who read my assignments and provided valuable comments. The company I work for is excellent who cares about their employees and professional development, so I am not rushing to get a direct cyber-related job. Hopefully, new cyber opportunities show up within the company. I always as a question to myself, did college prepare me for a cyber-job? I think it provided me a basic understanding of the field and how to write various cyber-related reports. At least I know where to start if I ever have to write a threat management, audit, and governance? The ethical hacking class was high technical and taught me how to install a virtual environment, Kali Linux and conduct basic ethical hacking activities in a virtual environment. Overall it is a significant relief to myself finishing college, so I can go back to my normal life spend time with my family and get some certification. I think I can use this picture now..
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