Help me Decide...
alexander007
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If you are in the university and you get the opportunity to work as a Junior Network Administrator....would you stop the university and continue full time with the job?
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Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 AdminNo, not likely. Maybe under certain circumstances, but in general no, I'd finish the degree.
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okie Member Posts: 11 ■□□□□□□□□□Finish the degree (I wish I would have and now it's not easy to get the time).
I (like every other IT person I know) would rather work with experience than a degree, but you can get the exp. by volunteering, working cheap, or setting up a lab at home. -
int80h Member Posts: 84 ■■□□□□□□□□Depends on where you want to go with your career.
Sys admin/help desk jobs don't require a college education. A vocational education would be more appropriate.
If you want to get into engineering or management, then a 4 year degree would be a requirement. A masters degree would also be very beneficial. -
Go Bucks Member Posts: 152Speaking as someone who holds a degree with no experience, I would say go for the job if the pay is good or if there is room to advance. Find out if the company will help pay for school.
It might take longer to get the degree, but you'll have the experience to go with it. You can always work on your certs if the classes you need don't fit around your work schedule every quarter/semester."Me fail English? That's unpossible." -
12thlevelwarrior Member Posts: 302it depends, if the job is one you would be satisfied with after the degree then go for the job and finish the degree while on the job, but you know if you would have the discipline to follow through with a plan like this.Every man dies, not every man really lives.
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Olajuwon Inactive Imported Users Posts: 356Get the job and go to school part time. Check to see if they will help pay for your degree. By the time you're done you will have plenty of experience to go with your degree."And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years"
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sharptech Member Posts: 492 ■■□□□□□□□□I agree- get the job and go to school either full time or part time.
I got my first job working as a student technician and then got the lead IT position my senior year.. granted they did not pay me much starting, however great experience and I went to school full time (took night classes).