Passed!

I took a Networks and Security class this past semester at George Mason University. The teacher said his class would prepare you for the Networks + Exam. For a textbook, we used Mike Myers "Managing and Troubleshooting Networks" (Full Color). I ended up getting an A in the class, and decided to register for the Networks + Exam, while the information was still fresh in my brain. The course material at GMU covered about 90% of the Networks + material. (2009 004 exam).

I studied the textbook for a few days before sitting the exam this afternoon. This exam is NOT easy. But, I managed to pass with a 765. I guess I could've done better if I studied more. But, I'm happy with the passing grade. I think I put in the least amount of effort needed to pass this exam. A Pass is a Pass, right?

Wolf

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Darril

Congratulations. Yes, a pass is a pass.

With the Network+ exam behind you, you are very close to passing the Security+ exam too if you wanted to.

quinnyfly

Well done Wolfgang, and yer, a pass is a pass, and at the end of the day that's what matters when gaining a cert. I'd seriously doubt that you would have any prospective employers that want to know your exam score. What's up next, A+, Sec+, Server+, CCENT or other?

Wolfgang

Actually... my next class at GMU is called Managing Technology Projects, which supposedly prepares you for CAPM certification. (Certified Associate in Project Management). Haven't decided if I'm going to go that route. I need a break from the exam cram rat-race.

The Security+ Exam may be in my near future. I graduate in the Fall, and may look into the CyberSecurity Masters Program at Mason.

Wolf

Dakinggamer87

Congrats on pass!!