College Suggestions?

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  1. #1
    I'm a programmer - MySQL/PHP/AJAX
    I love the web and don't want to stray too far from it.
    I want to be able to carry a job and go to college at the same time
    I would like to learn .NET

    Assuming I can get into and pay for any college, do you have any suggestions?

    Thanks,
    e39m5
     
    e39m5, Dec 22, 2007 IP
  2. anions

    anions Notable Member

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    Offer your services in the programming section, and make money as a freelancer.
     
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  3. wisdomtool

    wisdomtool Moderator Staff

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    Study computer science in college? I think that would combine your interest with studies, I heard some colleges are even offering Facebook courses.
     
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    w3bmaster Notable Member

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    College is waste of tie start your business online at the end it will pay ...
     
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    anions Notable Member

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    So true. I have exams from the 27th and for the first time in me life, and i dont feel like going :p
     
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    rizamu Well-Known Member

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    yeah iwould reckon the same collage is waste of time ...pay as much time to your business eventually it will pay
     
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    coolmanphp Peon

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    devry online is a good place for you
     
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    Go to a trade school, while you work and persue your dream. You will get the training you need without dept.
     
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    Im doing a degree in Software Engineering in 2008, i to want to do Web Applications Development. Eerything from front-end to 'web applications' for servers and stuff.
     
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    I'm pretty much being forced to go, its not really an option not to.

    What is a good college for me though? I'm looking for some names.

    e39m5
     
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  11. wisdomtool

    wisdomtool Moderator Staff

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    Any of the Ivy leagues or state universities should be alright.
     
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    Any college/university with a good rep would be good for your resume (i.e. Berkley, Harvard, UCLA, Brown, McGill, etc).
     
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    +1...good move going to school. any major college/university is good
     
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    wisdomtool Moderator Staff

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    Any accreditated school is good, don't fall for those unaccreditated ones. The minimum criteria is a regional accreditation by any of the six regional accreditation bodies.

     
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