Andrew, The college I am attending, Strayer Univeristy, has a B.S. degree in Internetworking. While it is kinds geared towards Cisco the good part is that they will give credit for life experience etc. I am getting credit for 8 classes due to my work experience in the field. The also have online courses so you do not have to actually go to class. They are a private school so tuition is a bit higher than state run schools but to me worth the cost since I do not think a degree in Computer Science is going to help me in my career. The price for the online courses are the same no matter where you live. Finally, they are fully accredited. www.strayer.edu Monkeys screamed incessantly when Andrew Dorsett said:
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Kristian P. Jackson wrote:
running around acting like network engineers, just as a bunch of network engineers are no more qualified to program. Perhaps a bachelors in network engineering is in order?
EXACTLY my concept....So why can't we find some university and develop this so I can transfer into a program I enjoy....
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