Your Questions About Computer Network Support Specialist

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If you want some respect and your considering Salary, Job Outlook etc, then I suggest you should choose the second option or rather i would suggest to add another option for c: Freelance Security Expert. They are highly paid and is a quite respected job but it may require some certified courses like Cisco’s etc. But the ultimate choice is yours And my siggestion would be to consider about Computer Network Specialist or Computer Security Expert. Enjoy.

Thunderstorm
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First off, you don’t declare a major in a community or junior college. The things you will be taking there will be core required classes, such as a couple of English courses, some math, social and hard sciences, etc. You will then not have to take those when you transfer, instead you will be focusing on your IT plans for a major. The benefits are that you will get the required stuff out of the way in small classrooms which offer more individualized attention from the instructors rather than sit amongst 300 other Freshman in a 4-year university, and save a ton of money in the process.
Another plus is that attending two schools in the same town means the guidance counselors at the junior college will know exactly which courses will transfer, saving you time and money.

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Yes. Unlike some other professions like doctors or nursing, you can get work without government licenses or formal education. Altho its up to the person doing the hiring to decide whether he wants to see some formal education.

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In terms of money, the job that makes the most money is 1, followed by 2 and 3. But you need to love programming to be in 1. My college classmate loves programming and she is doing pretty well in 1.

In terms of least manual labor, definately 1 has the least. If you enjoy sitting on your a** all day and look at rows after rows of tiny codes that is the job for you. Also you will be working with only IT people mostly.

3 is kind of a entry level to 2. Personally my first IT job fresh out of college is 3 then i slowly move up. Instead of network, i went into systems. But you will need to be a rather calm person for the role of 3 because you will be handling a lot of crap, nasty, downright annoying customers who will curse at you and your family with words like f*** … And stuff .. Haha you have to be able to take that.

All 3 have stability besically the easies job to get is 3, followed by 1 or 2 depending on your industry. All 3 jobs will be in demand so you don’t have to worry.

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To get a good job in an IT field you have to either have a bachelor’s degree or a certificate from a good computer program. I have attached a place that lists out all types of programs that you were mentioning looking into. It explains all about the programs and what the difference is between them. IT is a really good field to get into. They are always hiring and it pays really well. I hope this helps you out. If you would like to find schools in your area for an IT program just put your zip code in the search box and it will pull up all the schools around you that offer the programs you are interested in. Good luck, I hope this helps!

Sarah