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Matt Michael
An IS degree is unquestionably a good degree to have these days. With it, you can land a job as a systems administrator, or move towards IT consulting (business analyst, technical architect, consultant, etc). With technology moving from a "nice to have" to a "need to have" within organizations, by marketing your IS degree, you can land many IT jobs. If you're looking to focus on a specific industry, it's important you develop relevant business or classroom experience (free online courses can even help here).
Danny Clarke
You might want to consider both the education and the government fields. I worked as assistant dean for computer hardware and software at University of California and, later in the IT department for county government. Both were well-paying and interesting jobs.
