u/Dull_Historian_1036

hello,

i graduated snhu with a bs in cybersecurity a couple months back and im pretty lost. i was on reddit and a lot of people were saying cybersecurity isnt really an entry-level field, and i get that. the problem is i feel like i barely learned everything because a lot of the time it wasnt really about learning, it was just "how do i get a good grade so i can pass?" im kinda regretting that now because i dont really know what to do. im thinking maybe getting a help desk or support desk job would be a good way to get experience while i work on my certs. would that actually help? what would you do if you were in my position?

hello,

i graduated snhu with a bs in cybersecurity a couple months back and im pretty lost. i was on reddit and a lot of people were saying cybersecurity isnt really an entry-level field, and i get that. the problem is i feel like i barely learned everything because a lot of the time it wasnt really about learning, it was just "how do i get a good grade so i can pass?" im kinda regretting that now because i dont really know what to do. im thinking maybe getting a help desk or support desk job would be a good way to get experience while i work on my certs. would that actually help? what would you do if you were in my position?