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Anyone live near Phila.? (college related)

Pex

Banned
thinking of trying out arcadia's "The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computing Technology"

was gonna go technical route. just finished up two years at a community college. has anyone taken this curriculm yet?
 
Originally posted by: Pex
thinking of trying out arcadia's "The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computing Technology"

was gonna go technical route. just finished up two years at a community college. has anyone taken this curriculm yet?

Arcadia?


 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Pex
thinking of trying out arcadia's "The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computing Technology"

was gonna go technical route. just finished up two years at a community college. has anyone taken this curriculm yet?

Arcadia?



yea it used to be beaver college.
http://www.arcadia.edu/default.asp?pmid=1&t=1&pid=823&m=-1:-1


edit: here is a direct link to the program

http://gargoyle.arcadia.edu/math&compsci/cto.htm
 
Originally posted by: Pex
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Pex
thinking of trying out arcadia's "The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computing Technology"

was gonna go technical route. just finished up two years at a community college. has anyone taken this curriculm yet?

Arcadia?



yea it used to be beaver college.
http://www.arcadia.edu/default.asp?pmid=1&t=1&pid=823&m=-1:-1


edit: here is a direct link to the program

http://gargoyle.arcadia.edu/math&compsci/cto.htm

oh snap..I remember the renaming😀

I went to Drexel, so Ican't help. Might want to try ratemyprofessors.com and check out the professors.
 
Originally posted by: Pex
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Pex
thinking of trying out arcadia's "The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computing Technology"

was gonna go technical route. just finished up two years at a community college. has anyone taken this curriculm yet?

Arcadia?



yea it used to be beaver college.
http://www.arcadia.edu/default.asp?pmid=1&t=1&pid=823&m=-1:-1


edit: here is a direct link to the program

http://gargoyle.arcadia.edu/math&compsci/cto.htm

Doesn't seem like a very rigorous program. How about trying a real school?
 
Originally posted by: kami333
I know one guy who just transfered from there to my school.

I went there for a year. The campus is beautiful and the girls are plentiful. I went in 98 and left in 99. Back then it was 70% females and the rest were males. I majored in Comp Sci only to leave after realizing the professors didn't know what they were doing. We were learning to program the wrong way and I had to take courses that were total BS. Well, I eventually left to attend another local university where I switched to MIS. I graduated and I looking back Im glad I made the move. Maybe things have changed since then, but the hardest part about it was that I left many friends.
 
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: kami333
I know one guy who just transfered from there to my school.

I went there for a year. The campus is beautiful and the girls are plentiful. I went in 98 and left in 99. Back then it was 70% females and the rest were males. I majored in Comp Sci only to leave after realizing the professors didn't know what they were doing. We were learning to program the wrong way and I had to take courses that were total BS. Well, I eventually left to attend another local university where I switched to MIS. I graduated and I looking back Im glad I made the move. Maybe things have changed since then, but the hardest part about it was that I left many friends.

Not sure about the female:male ratio part but that's pretty much the reason he transfered, he thought that his courses were total BS.
 
Doesn't seem like a very rigorous program. How about trying a real school?

It's a fine school but this program sounds like the kind of education you can get for $1.25 in late fees at the local library. An undergrad degree in help desk???
 
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