Need help choosing degree program, IT/CIS/MIS, etc...

Hello, I've decided to take an online degree program for a bachelors but not sure which program to take.

Any advice on the pro/cons of the bachelors program such as information technology (IT), computer information systems (CIS), information systems (IS), management information systems (MIS), and computer science (CS) or any other thats out there.

So far I'm looking at University of Phoenix online for Bachelor's in Information Technology, but I just want a program that will be worth something.

My background, I got two associate's degrees, electronics technology and networking technology. I plan on being jack of all trades type, maybe specializing in networking and security.

Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!!

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pandimus

Ive got a buddy who just finished a degree from university of phoenix.. Those are TOUGH class's.. Generally 6 weeks long.. Dont take too many @ one time..

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JSW77

Im considering this as well. Im finishing up an associates in CIS, but considering going for a bachelors somewhere (possibly online). Anyone have any input as to whether its possible to get jobs with a 2 year degree only (and be getting experience for the next two years) or should I go for the bachelors?

Alienito

I am wondering if those online degrees offer the same type of hands of experience that a college o regular university. I supposed that you can access remote servers via web browser...

Another thing is, within a college or university education you will meet people that will become your references (e.g. Teachers), you will tide friendships with your classmates... and those contacts are essential sometimes to find a job

viper75

Another thing is, within a college or university education you will meet people that will become your references (e.g. Teachers), you will tide friendships with your classmates... and those contacts are essential sometimes to find a job

I agree 100% with Alienito.

I would also find out how legit those online colleges are. A few months ago I was watching the news and they were talking about those online colleges. They found that about 99% were not legit, and the "credits" that you get from them will be worthless when you try to transfer them to a true Unitversity or College.

If someone is going to spend the $$$ on their education I think they should attend a real college\University. You will have the opportunity to build many bridges there.

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