What are my future prospects?

Question

Career in IT

Hello!
I am now 14 years old, I have been programming since I was 12.
I mainly deal with websites, bots, parsers and some software.
Unfortunately, I found out that in my city there are no universities in the direction of computer science-mathematics or in general something adequately close to programming.
There is only a pedagogical one in which I don’t really believe ... I will
finish 11 classes, there are vacancies in my city in the direction of unit programming.

I considered going freelancing as an option, but there are also some troubles.

What are my future prospects?

Answer 1

Xs people, I grew up in a town of 40k population, where no one has heard about IT at all, there, under the IT specialist, a man is perceived who runs the printer in the accounting department of the plant and rolls a burnt Windows from a blank. Of the universities there, too, there is only a pedule, the rest is all sorts of vocational schools. You just go to the more or less nearest large city to the norms of the university and drive there, otherwise you will rot in the hole in which you now live.

Answer 2

Unfortunately, I discovered that in my city there are no universities in the direction of computer science-mathematics or in general something adequately close to programming.

Move to another city when possible.
Or study remotely

I will finish 11 classes, vacancies in my city in the direction of unit programming.

Move to another city, or work remotely or freelance.

I considered going freelancing as an option, but there are also some troubles.

In addition to freelancing, you can also move to another city, or work remotely.

What are my future prospects?

To drink and die in a ditch, being a homeless person, because he got a lot of debts in the MFI

Answer 3

You can move or die - it's up to you. The university makes no guarantees.

Answer 4

well, you, like most Russian applicants, will go to another city to study at a university as a programmer

Answer 5

Your outlook is good. If you really already know what you are already doing.
Try to go freelancing now. This is a valuable experience and will teach you to understand the nonsense that managers and clients carry. On some platforms, they take people remotely very often.
And upload your projects to the repository. Also, don't forget to look at RoadMaps to understand what is more relevant today.
Now, first of all, the repository and actual development practice are important.
And the university and any with a bias in programming for free, if only there was a crust. They won't teach you much even in Bauman. )
If you practice, you will end up with almost no lectures. And no matter what university you graduate from, they will always look first at the repository and actual projects. (Even educational ones).
Personally, I just don’t know a single proger who has risen because of the university. Only those who, without him, did what they knew how to do, got up.

Answer 6

It's frightening that the further the more encoders. From 10 to 60 years old. Everyone is rushing into it. Not far off is the decline in wages, demand. Today, every third student aims for coders. Once we went through all this, only then there were a little other professions. Today it has become difficult even in big cities. In 5 years it will probably get worse.

Answer 7

You can go anywhere you want to go. From my experience of selling programmers to Western companies, I realized that it doesn’t matter which Russian university issued a diploma: the main thing is its presence and that the specialty is technical, it doesn’t even have to be programming - any engineering diploma, then work as a software engineer for a couple of years - so that there are real knowledge and practical experience.
Therefore, having the opportunity to pay for any university, I consider the geographically closest one for my daughter - KubGTU. And you choose the nearest one - you will not lose.