CISSP now, if not what?

First of all I am new to the site, so forgive me if this is not the optimal posting area (or the question is a repeat).
I am currently an MS IS student, with a BBA concentrating in info systems, but I have no "real" work experience ( relevant that is). I am very interested in obtaining a CISSP Cert at some point, but I worry that due to my lack of experience I will not be able to obtain the four years of experience to go from an associate(ISC) 2 cert to a full CISSP in the time allowed. Should I just hold off a little longer? Any suggestions for useful certifications to start studying for with only an educational background? I really need a job or co-op to begin in June, to fulfill my ms-is 6 months of experience requirement by December 2012.
Thanks in advance
I am currently an MS IS student, with a BBA concentrating in info systems, but I have no "real" work experience ( relevant that is). I am very interested in obtaining a CISSP Cert at some point, but I worry that due to my lack of experience I will not be able to obtain the four years of experience to go from an associate(ISC) 2 cert to a full CISSP in the time allowed. Should I just hold off a little longer? Any suggestions for useful certifications to start studying for with only an educational background? I really need a job or co-op to begin in June, to fulfill my ms-is 6 months of experience requirement by December 2012.
Thanks in advance
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I reckon you should find yourself an entry level IT gig first, work your way up and then think of something like the CISSP. Not discouraging you or anything, just giving you some advice. Just the way someone would find a Ph.D very difficult right out of undergrad school, the same would apply for the CISSP.
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