penguinmat
I am planning on going to a community college for Computer Info tech. But I am not sure if it is the best idea. I love working with/on computers. I don't know as much about networking and security as I do about hardware . But I hear Networking makes more money ...
I want to be able to get into the workforce fast, I'm not sure what job fields are in the highest demand but any information about that would be nice.
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In my working Career, I have been focused and I knew what I wanted to do when I was 11 years old. That is not to say its "NORMAL"
heck, what is "NORMAL" However, I've seen people who earned a BS in music and then end up working on cars for a living because that is what they like. Maybe you will have to go and do several different things before you settle into YOUR career. Can U dig it?
In my working Career, I have been focused and I knew what I wanted to do when I was 11 years old. That is not to say its "NORMAL"
heck, what is "NORMAL" However, I've seen people who earned a BS in music and then end up working on cars for a living because that is what they like. Maybe you will have to go and do several different things before you settle into YOUR career. Can U dig it?
What are good careers with an associates degree?
marc ace
Is real estate difficult, as in sales? Jobs in business? Or computer info tech?
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As someone who currently teaches community college, but has also taught at 4 year schools, I can honestly say that there is a wide variety of good careers with an Associates.
For example, accounting, bookkeeping, and the medical fields (Respiratory and Physical Therapy, etc.) are "hot" right now. Culinary is also a very popular one and I know many of those students are finding jobs after graduating.
Computer skills are used in literally all jobs today, so it will be a good idea to add some computer skills training to whatever you ultimately decide to go for.
The KEY is to find something that you'll honestly enjoy and like doing, so you'll do your best.
As someone who currently teaches community college, but has also taught at 4 year schools, I can honestly say that there is a wide variety of good careers with an Associates.
For example, accounting, bookkeeping, and the medical fields (Respiratory and Physical Therapy, etc.) are "hot" right now. Culinary is also a very popular one and I know many of those students are finding jobs after graduating.
Computer skills are used in literally all jobs today, so it will be a good idea to add some computer skills training to whatever you ultimately decide to go for.
The KEY is to find something that you'll honestly enjoy and like doing, so you'll do your best.
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