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Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
IT Management for me. Other people graduated with degrees in Computer Science for the most part. And the thing about moving is that it takes money. Money that, if I had, I wouldn't be worried about paying my student loans in the first place.
Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
It was the school's weird name for Management Information Systems.
So far I've learned about networking, BASIC, am learning SQL and database management at the moment. I had to have some semesters of Java and C++, so I've learned a good bit.
Tell them you want a refund, the education you received in exchange does not amount to a hill of beans. Tell them when you get 50k worth of education you would be more than happy to start paying.
university of phoenix online campus, graduated, was able to get into the program from a managerial perspective of IT without going into the nuts and bolts of what makes IT work
Originally posted by schuyler
It's amazing to me that someone will go to college just to go, get a degree in a worthless field, take out loans to get there, and then blame someone else for their predicament.
Originally posted by schuyler
What kind of job will you qualify for when you graduate?
What is the marketplace for those kinds of jobs?
Where are they?
What's your GPA?
Are there any projections for a need for these skills in the future?
What kind of beginning salary would you expect to make?
How marketable are you, personally?