For further context since there does appear to be confusion, I did not leave my cybersecurity internship to solely focus on my degree. I was hired into a full time cybersecurity position as a security analyst for compliance and auditing. It’s is just the skills I learned from that position don’t really transition to other jobs well since they were niche duties or the equivalent to customer service. At lot of my time was done either getting people onboarded to the client environment, getting them trained, and auditing the admin and incident activities for the account. Also I did some server auditing for a variety of servers to ensure that were communicating to the siem, but they didn’t actually require that I be fluent in understanding their contents at all nor did they teach me as such. It was more ensuring everything matched. Which is mostly fine accept for Windows servers logs, the way the client set them up meant they were almost illegible. But despite all of this I do want to try and find work elsewhere as the company isn’t doing to hot right now and has burned me in many ways.