u/Outrageous-Long6924

I was recently approved for VR&E and will be starting the Information Technology A.S. degree program at Seminole State College. I'm hoping to hear from anyone who is currently enrolled in the program.

How difficult are the online classes? Are you attending full-time or part-time? Are you working while completing the program?

I've been out of school for over 12 years, so I'm a little nervous and would appreciate any insight or advice from current students.

Also, for any veterans using VR&E, how does the process work for getting a laptop or other equipment needed for the program?

Thank you in advance for any advice or experiences you're willing to share. Have a great day!

Good morning everyone. I’m currently trying my hardest to break into IT and land a truly entry-level role — especially one that could sponsor a security clearance and help me start building a career in the government sector.

I’m open to learning, starting from the bottom, and putting in the work to grow. If anyone has advice, experience with this path, or knows of companies/roles that hire and train entry-level candidates for cleared positions, I’d really appreciate the guidance.

Thank you in advance.