Try for a co-op somewhere... many places hire them and your college will
probably have some info about it. I'm currently a co-op and I know that a ton
of big companies are always on the lookout for co-ops.
Liz Bander.
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> I passed my CCNA test recently, but I am
OK Here's the deal as far as I know. If you are on a block schedule (with
longer classes) you can fit it into one year. I did the CCNA Academy in a
year at my high school and passed the test. I'm not sure how the CCNP thing
is going to work, but it will be similar.
Liz Bander.
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I find that more people consider my age (17) over my gender; it's more of a
shock that I'm coming out of high school with 2 certifications (CCNA & CNA)
than it is that I'm female. I totally agree with you here, that once you prove
that you know what you're doing, it'
Or, in the case of my oh-so computer savvy mother trying to impress her admin:
"I just don't understand how all this complex stuff can be based on ones and
twos.""Anne, it's ones and zeros." "Oh. No wonder I
don't understand it."
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> An old hand at networ
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