Passed!
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bigmantenor
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Congratulations! I should be right behind you, hopefully next month. Where are you going from here my friend? -
Jack2
Member Posts: 153
WGU Courses Completed at WGU: CPW3, EWB2, WFV1, TEV1, TTV1, AKV1, TNV1| TSV1, LET1, ORC1, MGC1, TPV1, TWA1, CVV1, DHV1, DIV1, DJV1, TXP1, TYP1, CUV1, TXC1, TYC1, CJV1
Classes Transferred: BAC1, BBC1, LAE1, LAT1, LUT1 ,1LC1, 1MC1, QLT1, IWC1, IWT1, INC1, INT1, SSC1, SST1, CLC1
WGU Graduate - BSIT 2014 -
phonetic.man
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Congrats!
Any plans on what may be next?Currently studying: Backup Academy, CWNA, MCSA:08, iBoss ISCP -
jameister
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bigmantenor wrote: »Congratulations! I should be right behind you, hopefully next month. Where are you going from here my friend?
Thanks bigmantenor, think I'm gonna do the Microsoft 70-680 followed by the 70-685, for now
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jameister
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CongratS!!!!!!
Thanks Jack2. I noticed you achieved a score of 845, that's pretty damn good, well done sir. I could only acheive 753, but I would probably put that down to not properly understanding one maybe two areas, so for me i thought it was difficult. -
Dakinggamer87
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Congrats on pass!!
*Associate's of Applied Sciences degree in Information Technology-Network Systems Administration
*Bachelor's of Science: Information Technology - Security, Master's of Science: Information Technology - Management
Matthew 6:33 - "Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need."
Certs/Business Licenses In Progress: AWS Solutions Architect, Series 6, Series 63 -
cabrillo24
Member Posts: 137
Congrats, what industry are you in? Is the MS path a better investment than CCNA for you?Next Up...
CCNA: Security (210-260)
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jameister
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cabrillo24 wrote: »Congrats, what industry are you in? Is the MS path a better investment than CCNA for you?
Thanks, currently IT Field support engineer, mainly hardware and software, but don't get involved too much with networking apart from basic patching and adding printers so thought the microsoft desktop cert would be the way to go next?
