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By Jeffporsche ·
I used to go to ITT Tech and got out before it was too late. SOO expensive for something I was not sure would transfer later if I wanted to get a masters from a university. Not to metion all the negative things. Personally, it was draining my college money fast and I couldn't sustain it any longer with the uncertinty. Well here's some good news, Granthum University took 2 classes from ITT, Operating systems and networking.

So heres the question, would it be better to go to a University and get a Information Technology degree (bachelors) or Devry University tech school since Devry seems to by more reputable than ITT?

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Degree definitely

by Garion11 In reply to Education

A 4 year degree is so much more accepted as opposed to a tech certification. Just in case you ever decide to switch careers, that degree is a LOT more marketable than any certification out there (except maybe CCIE).

I am going to be starting classes at an online college at the end of August. My certs (Microsoft, A+, Network+ etc) trasferred to like 30 credits, plus life experience, plus CLEP exams, I am going to have my Bachelors by September of 2005. This is while working a full time job. Thats another option you can explore, online colleges. Good luck.

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by Jeffporsche In reply to Education

Thanks for the reply! Yes I'm planning on doing the "on-line" thing for the bachelors, though I am a little apprehensive because I like to sit in a class and ask questions and get an answer quick. Unfortunately I am not close to any major universities that offer computer information technology. CSU at Channel islands offers a computer science degree but are more expensive than Grantham. I still need to check on this though. I'm still looking at my options. Grantham sends ALL books and software to me and is covered under the military scholarship.
Thanks again
Jeff

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