"I started coding because I love the idea that with coding I have the opportunity to create an amazing app or website that can benefit others and to also show my peers that it doesn't matter how old you are you are or your gender. All that truly matters is believing an applying yourself."
"Before I attended Girls Who Code, I wanted to major in chemical engineering, but after my introduction to the world of coding I felt at ease. It was my "aha" moment. I'm excited that I will be majoring in computer science at Harvard University this fall."
"I grew to love the challenge of coding because despite the difficulty of debugging, in the end it results in a functoning program I can call my own. The computer science world has a vibe unlike any other work world I've had exposure to. As a result of Girls Who Code, I now want to major in computer science and neuroscience when I go to college next year."
"I've always been fascinated with seeing the world through the lens of math and science. But I also have a passion for design, so coding became a happy medium for me to utilize both my passsions."
"I started coding when I began Girls Who Code. The program was an amazing introduction to several aspects of computer science. Its creativity, analytical thinking and the determination to solve a problem and create something new."
"The thought that I could create a program that hundreds of thousands of people could use motivated me."
"My brother tried to convince me for years that coding was fun and awesome, but I never listened. Once I learned how scientific fields, specifically austronomy, used coding and computer science to discover new things and solve problems, I took interest. My mother signed me up for Girls Who Code last summer, and I've loved coding ever since."
