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