Is it worth taking college classes if you are not going to college just to learn the subject matter?
Is it worth taking college classes if you are not going to college just to learn the subject matter? I want to take a continuing education class in college just to learn about science and meet people who are interested in science but it is not my major...
Started by Lyudmila Semenova on
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If you.
So that's what college is for - that and having some proof you learned it when you're done.
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Does it affect job outlooks? Or what employers think of you? Or you can go to any college and get your BSN and it won't matter to employers or getting a job at a hospital? Thanks!
Started by dancechick16 on
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So what if I plan on living in San diego? And I attended San diego state.
Provides excellent preparation.
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To What Degree (pun intended) has your College Education Attributed to the Success of your Development Career?
Started by Troy DeMonbreun on
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To put myself through college to college courses, but....
So, I have learned stuff in college that is applicable to the real world and what I learned keeps, is likely going to throw away those without degrees right off the top.
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I'm an undergrad at high point university, a small private school in north carolina. I'm looking into becoming an accountant but I'm worried I wont get any job offers after college. I plan on getting my cpa, and would love to get an internship or hired...
Started by Copat16 on
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I believe you college, you really need to network:
You should look up alumni who do accounting (either through your what they do and give....
What matters is your GPA and your interviewing skills.
School prestige is immaterial.
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A relatively large number of people in the software industry do not have college degrees compared to other industries. In my experience, many of the best programmers/software engineers are those who learned outside of college. However, many employers ...
Started by Robert Gamble on
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College....
A degree doesn't actually show you what you will expect since College just shows you only a shallow part of it.
There is no magic.
No matter what process improvements you make, there is no silver bullet in software.
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Hello,
I am asking this because I want to know what is the average required/recommended languages to master when a student is in college for his first career as a developer.When I was searching and asking in different forms for recommended language for...
Started by tadeze on
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Companies aren't hiring college ....
You can be the brightest person in your class, or college, only to realize you don't know squat about real.
You will only think you have mastered it.
You will never master a language college.
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Admittedly back in college I was only interested on the programming courses. Fortunately that includes the "Data Structures and Algorithms" course. Now that I'm studying compilers I wish I had paid more attention on Automata Theory. How about you?
Update...
Started by John on
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I did not, however, take my non-major courses nearly as seriously to have affected my chances at getting... .
I took almost all of my programming courses seriously (except for a couple that I still don't think matter).
From, for what it's worth..
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Btech in IT from good college vs CSE in average college
Hi I recently got wbjee rank 0f 18000.With this rank I am getting IT in good private college but only getting CSE in average private colleges.Which should I take? I heard CSE and IT are 80% same?...
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Re: Btech in IT from good college vs CSE in ....
But then it shouldRe: Btech in IT from good college vs CSE in average college It .
And oh a better college should be the choice, no matter what.
In between anyway.
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Public College vs. Private College
My oldest DD is applying to college, she's doing early (non-binding) for a state college and seems to think she will be very happy with her decision if she gets in. The guarantee with this state college if you get in...
Started by DebMcDonald on
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If I could go back....
I dabbled in a bit of everything from oceanography-anthropology-pottery types of FA to a point where it brings it down to equal what you will pay at a state college.
So, that is what I did.
college.
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The reality is that many of us will teach at Community Colleges or 4 year schools with non-traditional students. The first time I did I certainly learned from the experience.
I liked the article.
http://chronicle.com/article/What-Really-Matters-to-Working...
Started by annmarie on
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Time) all through college, either full or part time all through grad school.
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