I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science and I'm looking to transfer to WGU. One of the degrees I'm interested in is the network engineer degree they offer and want to ask what is that degree like? Should I pursue this degree although I don't have any IT experience whatsoever?
I recently graduated with an associates degree in compsci and start my bachelor's soon. For the past few months now I been applying for remote help desk and tech support jobs, but had no luck. Are there any ways I can improve my chances? Is it because I have no certifications?
I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science, but I really want to be a network engineer. I wanted to ask has anyone been through the network engineering degree program at wgu? How is it?
I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science and I plan on starting my bachelor's next month, but surprisingly enough I don't want to be a dev. I have no certifications and no experience whatsoever. I applied to some help desk jobs through indeed but had no luck. My options are doing a double major in cs and data analytics or drop cs entirely and major in computer information systems. Should I stick with compsci since I have an associates degree already or should I switch?
I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science. What jobs can I get while I work on my bachelor's degree?
I have 5 years of customer service experience working in a grocery store. I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science and almost every remote help desk job i applied to i get rejected from. Am I doing something wrong? Are remote helpdesk jobs that hard to get?