How hard is the ISC2 CC?

Hey, I'm currently doing the curriculum for the CC just to get some more general knowledge, it's all pretty easy right now (I have earned 8 entry level certifications this year as a junior in high school so I have a relative amount of experience), I know the exam is far harder than the practice exams and the content covered. Is this certification worth taking? I'll lists the certifications I currently have

ITS Device Configuration & Management, Networking, Network Security, Cybersecurity

CCST Networking, IT Support, Cybersecurity

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Based off the certifications I already have, would it be worth it to take the CC? Or should I move on to less entry-level certifications.

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JDMurray

Well, if you already have eight entry-level certs I can't see a reason to get a 9th.
What are the vendors of the certs you already have?

spiderjericho

I took the exam last month. It’s an entry level cybersecurity certification. I think it could be beneficial if you’re going to pursue other ISC2 certifications like SCCP | CISSP | CSSP.

Most folks pursue security+. And probably has the bigger ROI based on reputation, federal requirements, etc.

Do you have any other IT industry certification goals in the realm of cybersecurity?