I've only taken two computer science courses, Python and C++. I was lucky enough to land an internship during the summer, but at what cost? To keep up with the evolving tech stacks, I had to self-learn a slew of in-demand skills. I spent months learning web development, the MERN stack, and technologies like Tailwind. I'm someone who had never coded before but had always wanted to work with computers and build applications. 

It was quite simple for me to adapt to the classes because they only covered the fundamentals. Most things in CS happen outside of the classroom; it took me a long time to discover that I needed to do a lot of things on my own to be wiser and keep up with the majority. I started learning a lot of stuff on my own in the spring of 2022. I began with a MERN stack tutorial and ended up creating three or more apps with the new ability in my toolbox. Spending time alone helped me obtain the internship, and I believe that's what CS is all about, falling in love with what you do and doing it even when it's not required.

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