Are there any cheap A+ hands on classes near San Jose?

heidegger

I'd go to community college but I'd have to wait some time.

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Plantwiz

heidegger wrote:

I'd go to community college but I'd have to wait some time.

If I understand CA colleges...I hear they are dirt cheap to attend, so what's wrong with a bit of a wait?

Otherwise, get some books like Meyers or Sybex and study when you have time.

reef

Plantwiz wrote:

heidegger wrote:

I'd go to community college but I'd have to wait some time.

If I understand CA colleges...I hear they are dirt cheap to attend, so what's wrong with a bit of a wait?

Otherwise, get some books like Meyers or Sybex and study when you have time.

LMAO! Nothing is "dirt cheap" in CA at all.........

Look for a learning center nearby, might be one in Morgan Hill or Gilroy. I go to one in Salinas. Im not all that happy with it but Im not paying for it and I have time limitations on getting certified so I can get a job.

Plantwiz

Dirt Cheap in that one of the instructors from a community college in CA posted that they couldn't get enough students to keep their program full and classes were only $15 a credit hour (due to the tax structure in CA).

So compared to the $180 a credit hour I paid 15-20 years ago....$15 was pretty cheap.

reef

Wow, that is extremely cheap, wonder where the heck that was in CA........

Plantwiz

Well the site he posted it on is down, or gone or dead so I couldn't confirm the city he was in, but I'm thinking SOCal area. This would have been posted in the last 3 years, so pricing may have increased some since then, but I couldn't say for sure...I'd not heard of anyone offering classes so cheap either. At that point they were having difficulty filling classes.

If I can narrow the discussion down for you (like through the way back website) I'll keep digging.

Steely

Suggestion:

I'm sure there's an ROP program in your area. I took advantage of the one in So. Cal. and it worked out great. I took both my A+ and Net+ courses there for free. The only thing I paid for were the books which I bought through Amazon for cheap.