Actually, I was considering going to SANS for my graduate degree, but then I saw that it was not regionally accredited. However, now that it is regionally accredited, by the Middle States Commission, it will give me something to consider. SANS reputation is very significant (especially for their training with GIAC certs), so having a regionally accredited degree from SANS may be a good employment edge.
Goals for 2016: [] VCP 5.5: ICM (recertifying) , [ ] VMware VCA-NV, [ ] 640-911 DCICN, [ ] 640-916 DCICT, [ ] CCNA: Data Center, [ ] CISSP (Associate), [ ] 300-101 ROUTE, [ ] 300-115 SWITCH, [ ] 300-135 TSHOOT, [ ] CCNP: Route & Switch, [ ] CEHv8, [ ] LX0-103, [ ] LX0-104 Future Goals: WGU MSISA or Capital Technology Univerisity MSCIS Degree Program Click here to connect with me on LinkedIn! Just mention your are from Techexams.net.
Approx $50,000+ (including fees and in-person requirements) is pretty steep, like their training, I'm sure they are hoping that employers will shell out the bucks. The GSE is the capstone requirement for one of the programs, I've been told that this is no joke (tough exam/lab).
Yea if I could have someone pay for it, I would be love to take all of those courses.
Bachelor's of Applied Science in Technology Management - Information Security Assurance (St. Petersburg College)
Masters of Science in Digital Forensics (University of Central Florida)
Congratulations to SANS. I considered SANS for a master's degree before ultimately deciding on WGU. The price tag was just too steep for my employer to fully reimburse.
WGU - Master of Science, Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
Completed: JIT2, TFT2, VLT2, C701, C702, C706, C700, FXT2 In Progress: C688 Remaining: LQT2
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Future Goals: WGU MSISA or Capital Technology Univerisity MSCIS Degree Program
Click here to connect with me on LinkedIn! Just mention your are from Techexams.net.
Masters of Science in Digital Forensics (University of Central Florida)
Completed: JIT2, TFT2, VLT2, C701, C702, C706, C700, FXT2
In Progress: C688
Remaining: LQT2