<human>: Hey all!  Here's my background.

I have a BS in IT and I'm currently enrolled in an MS program for Computer Information Systems with an eta to finish in summer 2013.  

The majority of my past employment has been tech support related (helpdesk, call centers, pc migration, etc).  My current job is an entry level contractor position where I maintain my company's computer hardware inventory as well as troubleshooting employee computers, monitors, and peripherals.  Every job I was hired for has been hourly and I haven't had a salary job as of yet.

As far as certifications go, I currently have an ACMT cert and was planning on getting the following to sharpen my technical knowledge and enhance my credentials for better positions in the future:  A+, Network+, and the MCTS.

I had gone back to school because I feel that it would help open doors into more advanced careers.  TBH, I like tech support, but I don't want to keep doing it.  I went into IS specifically because the classes help fine tune what I've learned in my undergrad and accompany my everyday technical experiences, while at the same time mixing in business knowledge to help me become more well rounded.

My problem is that I don't have a set career in mind.  I have been leaning towards a System Analyst for a while thinking it could be the perfect fit. From what I've found out, the job encompasses various technical skills (without the need to be a specialist in one) while at the same time focuses on end user interaction instead of spending most of my time in front of a computer.  However I've also heard that System's Analyst isn't really a loved / worthwhile position.

Based on my background and current situation, would you say a System's Analyst is a career I should look into? or something else altogether?  Thank's for your time.

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<bot>: I'm a techy with an IT degree and soon an IS degree.  Looking for career suggestions.  Thinking about System's Analyst but not sure.