Sure. Any experience will work in your favor. I would imagine geeksquad customers would be a lot more difficult for when you get into the professional environment. You could probably transition into a helpdesk role after that. When I was working at a helpdesk one of the guys hired with me came from Best Buy..
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Sure. Any experience will work in your favor. I would imagine geeksquad customers would be a lot more difficult for when you get into the professional environment. You could probably transition into a helpdesk role after that. When I was working at a helpdesk one of the guys hired with me came from Best Buy..
Is math a big deal breaker like that ? I've always been so bad at math and I worry I won't be able to get into IT, and I worry about being a failure. I'm stressed out so much.
Don't stress out because it won't help anyway. I'm horrible at math and I work in IT. If you want to get a degree, I recommend going to community college and study study and pass those math classes and then go to UMUC or WGU. Take the math classes that are required on the cheap. It sucks but you just have to power through it.
I got my AA and already tried stem, and did bad.
My whole life I finessed math, now I can't do it anymore.
I'm gonna get my bachelor's in anything I can because I can't be paying these loans atm.
I'm deciding right now if I should do the online schooling or getting a master's in something, I'm so lost right now.
My whole life I finessed math, now I can't do it anymore.
I'm gonna get my bachelor's in anything I can because I can't be paying these loans atm.
I'm deciding right now if I should do the online schooling or getting a master's in something, I'm so lost right now.
I got my AA and already tried stem, and did bad.
My whole life I finessed math, now I can't do it anymore.
I'm gonna get my bachelor's in anything I can because I can't be paying these loans atm.
I'm deciding right now if I should do the online schooling or getting a master's in something, I'm so lost right now.
Ok, if you have your AA, you can do WGU and not have to take math. Get your B.S I.T and start going out there and looking for jobs
God is good brehs
Your A.A covers all core classes when you transfer. So no math according to my enrollment counselor
Really? That's weird, that's what I saw on the general courses.
I'll have to call in and ask. If I can do this with zero math classes it will make me very happy.
Thanks bro
I'll have to call in and ask. If I can do this with zero math classes it will make me very happy.
Thanks bro
If you have an A.A from an accredited school, you dont take general courses if everything matches up. That skips all the general courses stuff. I made sure before I signed up myself. I was not feeling calc or algebra beyond what I took in community college.
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Are there any IT cert programs available online which is self paced and credible?
Thinking about getting into something new and IT caught my eye since I want to get my foot into the tech field.
I'm planning on doing AWS but after doing some research, IT background (even basic stuff) can help out a lot before going into the cloud.
I kind of want to start from the bottom learning basic IT.
Any of you pro IT brehs have any advice and/or point me in the right direction for a newbie?
Thinking about getting into something new and IT caught my eye since I want to get my foot into the tech field.
I'm planning on doing AWS but after doing some research, IT background (even basic stuff) can help out a lot before going into the cloud.
I kind of want to start from the bottom learning basic IT.
Any of you pro IT brehs have any advice and/or point me in the right direction for a newbie?
