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By: Janelle Godfrey I have recently received some alarming emails from developers at Microsoft. They are letting me know that they are receiving emails from their colleges stating that there is a tremendous decline in computer science majors within their alma maters. The developers ask me if I have heard anything about this, and sadly, I have. I have received numerous emails,Cheap Office Professional Plus 2007, articles,Microsoft Office 2007 Key, and surveys sent to me by employees showing that the number of students who will be enrolling in computer science courses is drastically decreasing, and is the lowest it has been in a number of years. This is SHOCKING to me,Microsoft Office Professional Plus! As someone with a business degree (GASP) who now recruits CS students, if I could go back in time and re-think my college courses,Office 2010 Professional Plus X86, computer science/IT would be the highest on my list. Job opportunities and salaries are as high as they were in the year 2000, and more and more companies are fighting for the top competition. So, I am wondering why students are turning away from this major,Cheap Office Home And Student 2010, and I came up with three main arguments: There are so many companies looking for technical hires that students think they can get a job without that degree.