Too late to take the 701-702?
Hey all,
Trying to begin my journey into entry level IT here while I go through school for Computer Science. My research indicates that A+ would be a good starting point for getting a first time job. I have almost a month of free time while waiting for the fall semester to start so I figure this would be a perfect time to study. I've heard of CompTIA getting ready to release the new 801-802 exams soon, even though there is no confirmed date. I'd hate to study for a month just to have to re-study the material again if the new exams are released, would also suck to pass the 701 portion and not the 702, just to have the new exams come out and invalidate the 701. Anyway, should I just study for something like Network+ while waiting for the new exams to be released or am I fine?
Thanks
Trying to begin my journey into entry level IT here while I go through school for Computer Science. My research indicates that A+ would be a good starting point for getting a first time job. I have almost a month of free time while waiting for the fall semester to start so I figure this would be a perfect time to study. I've heard of CompTIA getting ready to release the new 801-802 exams soon, even though there is no confirmed date. I'd hate to study for a month just to have to re-study the material again if the new exams are released, would also suck to pass the 701 portion and not the 702, just to have the new exams come out and invalidate the 701. Anyway, should I just study for something like Network+ while waiting for the new exams to be released or am I fine?
Thanks
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