You Can Get a Job in Data Science Without Knowing Everything

During my undergraduate years, I changed majors 4–5 times and actually didn't land on Data Science until my final year of school. I started with a focus on Computer Science and eventually transitioned because I found Data Science a good balance between math and programming. Entering my senior year, I had exactly zero Data Science internships, work experience, and projects to my name. I spent that year focusing heavily on my coursework and trying to get the most out of each project, rather than stacking my own personal ones on top. The repetition of doing simple projects over and over helped familiarize me with the basic steps of exploratory analysis, data visualization, and translating results into tangible meaning.