[Nick Saban]

My real name is Matt. I graduate with my associates in IT this summer from NMSU-a, and will continue on with my Bachelors at the main campus at NMSU. I have dabbled in alot of languages, but I am proficient in Java, C, and HTML.
I use Windows as my main OS, but I use VM's for pentesting. I know my way around Linux servers, as I have taken a class in SUSE SLES (google it.) and graduated with an A+. I also know Novell and Windows 2000-2012 servers. I have been around the block when it comes to hacking, but by no means am I a guru.

I am always willing to learn, and even if that means getting my hands dirty, so be it.

[kasakari]

Welcome to the community @Nick Saban! You have definitely found a great place to learn and I look forward to seeing you around.

[Rye123_mybb_import20042]

Welcome, Nick!

[Murse]

Welcome, hope you enjoy it here!

[Isaac]

Welcome to HackCommunity Nick!
I'm just curious, since you're a Uni student in New Mexico, I can't help but wonder if you're engulfed in student debts :/ I wish you luck mate.
Enjoy your stay at HC

[removableuser]

Welcome over to the forum! Should be a good suit for you.

[Nick Saban]

Welcome to HackCommunity Nick!
I'm just curious, since you're a Uni student in New Mexico, I can't help but wonder if you're engulfed in student debts :/ I wish you luck mate.
Enjoy your stay at HC

Very good question! LOL. Well, I do take out GOv't student loans when I need them, but there is a grace period after you graduate to "get a job" and start paying them back. But a workaround that I will attempt to do, is if you become a teacher in a rural area, your debt is forgiven. I hope to become a IT guy in one of the schools around here, if that will work.

[Isaac]

Welcome to HackCommunity Nick!
I'm just curious, since you're a Uni student in New Mexico, I can't help but wonder if you're engulfed in student debts :/ I wish you luck mate.
Enjoy your stay at HC

Very good question! LOL. Well, I do take out GOv't student loans when I need them, but there is a grace period after you graduate to "get a job" and start paying them back. But a workaround that I will attempt to do, is if you become a teacher in a rural area, your debt is forgiven. I hope to become a IT guy in one of the schools around here, if that will work.

I wish you luck in that mate! It's good to know that you've got it all planned out.
The majority of people that I know who are studying in the US tell me all kinds of scary tales about having to eat nothing but junkfood and ramen noodles as their daily meal.
And it's funny how some Universities cripple you with debt, and then ask you for a donation when you graduate.

[SirDoSer]

Welcome to HackCommunity, you have found the right place to learn.