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Originally Posted by Ancient Dragon
Are you attending a junior college? Your goal should be to get a bachelors degree so if you are at a jc then you should only take courses that can be transferred to a 4 year college. Talk to your college counseler (yes jc's have them too) and find out which classes can be transferred.
If you are already attending a 4 year college -- quit. Run, don't walk, to a different college as soon as possibe.
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HAH, that's funny xD. Ya, I am going to go to a JC (one my family goes to and my parents work at so transportation is awesome
). Tuition is free cuz I'm in high school and my sis is cool with paying for my books ^_^.
Anyway, I know about college counselors and my family knows about a really cool guy who will set me up as long as I tell him what college I want to transfer to (Probably a cal-state. Where? I'm looking them up atm xD) and what I want to advance in... As far as my goal, I would really like a Masters in Computer Science... I have a family able to help, and I hope I am smart/able enough
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To SorroFix, I COULD NOT AGREE MORE. What I would like to know, if possible, is how do you know if you are or gunna be a good programmer? I mean, I have a great memory, ability to learn math
, and I'd like to say I can think and type pretty fast/accurately. More importantly, do you think anyone (if devoted enough) would be able to learn how to program well?
Uhh... As far as CS, All the ones that I have seen are CS 101 - Visual Basic or Java or HTML or CSS or PHP. There is one CS that I have to take which is for Networking Hardware. But I haven't really taken that HUGE of a look. What type of CS classes are you talking about? O_o.
-- Btw... I'm not actually IN College yet
. I'm PLANNING on going to college this fall season, (3-4 months or something away), But it is REALLY lenient considering I'm only 16
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