Computer Science Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances

 “Both college athletics and computer science can be challenging and require individuals to persist in the face of adversity,” said Nd-Ezuma. “Learning to bounce back from setbacks, overcome obstacles, and stay motivated helped me to develop resilience and perseverance, which are valuable qualities in any career.” The computer science major and data science minor was a member of the men’s basketball team, served as a community advisor in Residential Education, worked in the athletics equipment room and athletics center, and served as a Peer Learning Associate in computer science. After graduation, Nd-Ezuma plans to work as a software developer or data analyst. “Being a Gettysburgian means striving for excellence in everything that you do, whether it's on the playing field or in the classroom.”

Gong’s proudest moment was being nominated for and awarded the student life committee award in the fall of 2021. Gong was highly involved on campus, serving as the yearbook editor-in-chief for two years, the Ski Club president, a student office assistant in the Office of Student Activities and Greek Life, and a resident assistant in his senior year. “These opportunities allowed me to fully embrace the Gettysburg experience,” Gong said. Graduating with a physics and computer science double major, Gong is considering various jobs or pursuing the dual-degree engineering program for electrical engineering at Washington University.