, March 19, 2003 11:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: CCNP Recommendations [7:65514]
***I do not see how getting a degree in MIS will help you. I mean, it almost
seems like you are going backwards. I am going to assume you have some kind
of degree now. If not, perhaps it is remotely worth it
***I do not see how getting a degree in MIS will help you. I mean, it almost
seems like you are going backwards. I am going to assume you have some kind
of degree now. If not, perhaps it is remotely worth it, but seeing that you
have four years of experience, getting a degree now might have diminis
Well, if you really want to learn more or understand what you are
doing, you do not any certification for that. Just some solid
reading, good comprehension skills, and a good tutor/mentor resource
to fall back on to validate your learning. For this goal, you do not
need a CCIE nor an MIS degr
I have four years of networking experience. I have gone thru the entry level
jobs and made it. I want to continue to learn more about the networking
field. I not interested in getting paper certs. I want to understand what I
am doing. My goal is to go for the CCIE and a degree in MIS. I apprieciate
You might wanna add a little in your post about how much experience you
have, but regardless you can always go to ciscopress.com and browse a couple
of the books. The tests are generally taken with the BSCI first. Groupstudy
is a great site as well as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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