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MRZigzz

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K, right now I'm a senior in highschool (school starts tomarrow), and am planning on taking Networking as a carrer. My only problem is, what to do? I'm studying and finishing my CCNA this year, and eventually hope to get CCIE. Should I still go to college for, say, networking specialist? I have a chance at a co-op with a local, yet large company, but it would messup the stuff that I have been saving to do in my senior year, yet I'll get experience and pay. Suggestions? I'm not going into all this for money, I'm doing it because I enjoy networking. I have a side job as a computer repair tech, but it's slow right now.

BTW, this is my first post on the AT Forums 🙂
 
Get your CCNA if you can via the high school course, but go to COLLEGE. College is a blast, a way to meet more people and it creates an almost unlimited job opportunities.
 
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K, right now I'm a senior in highschool (school starts tomarrow)
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Stop snoozing in your English class. BTW Welcome to AnandTech. 😛
 
Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: MRZigzz
K, right now I'm a senior in highschool (school starts tomarrow)
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Stop snoozing in your English class. BTW Welcome to AnandTech. 😛
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That is the scary part, I've read almost 14,000 pages of networking books and novels this summer, yet I still can't spell to save my life. Thanks for the replays, I went and looked at some of the brochures for courses at a local tech college, and found one where I may have it halfway finished already, if what I did here will count. Then I can use the transfer program here to move to another college that offers more.
 
Definetely make the trip to college. Not just for the degree, but the experience too. I can't count how many people I've networked with through programs here on campus. Do it.
 
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