Yes, A degree or work experience is required to sit for the exam. They rigorously check your work experience to make sure that it meets the requirements of a true project manager and not just a site manager.  The more direct the experience the better.

No, I havn't looked at their offering but will check them out.  Thanks

Just send them what you can afford, that is much better then nothing at all.  When my first child was born I couldn’t afford the $2k bill but paid them a little each month for a couple of years.  That was better than returning the merchandise (just a little humor thrown in) Just keep in mind that your minimum payment needs to ...

Has anyone noticed a trend in teaching for more hands on learning in subjects that were once mostly taught from the book.  If we could just teach math this way! Came across this teachers excellent  work with his 6th grade class, talk about getting into your ...

With your hardware experience Cisco offers an excellent set of certification courses that carries a great deal of weight in the industry.  Have you looked at large companies in your area, most have onsite main frames still and that is a "specialty" field that is always in need of ...

Azam,  Here is a magazine that is dedicated to starting a home based business, they have articles to help you get started as well.  Have you though about something like Ebay?  If you have the ability to get wholesale items you can make a good profit with only basic at home ...

Gary, I’ve been licensed to wire and HVAC for about 15 years and love it. I was able to use time in maintenance (even though it took more years) and schooling hours to meet the hands on time requirements for the license. I do quite a bit of plumbing as well but never had the desire to become licensed in this field. The Ashworth College ...

So true, a programmer who couldn't write code would be dead in the water.  The same applies for web programmers, if you can only use dreamweaver or can't write java or server script you would have a hard time convincing an interviewer.

In looking through the Sullivan U guide noticed that they operate on quarter hours, looks like thats the culprit.

Is it possible they were talking about contact and not credit hours?  The typical BA or BS would be around 130 with some specialties needing over 140 but have never heard of 180.  Could it also be that you will be earning 2 degrees?  Some colleges allow you take X number of extra credit hours and earn two degrees. 

By programmer do you mean writing standalone applications?   If so then C++ is the best way to go.  But you can be a programmer without learning code.  I use visual basic and java (the real thing, not the scripts)  You can build some very good programs and it works just like dreamweaver in that you can design visually or ...

That bad huh?  My wife works for the school system and even though she dosn't make much more than my burger flipping daughter she loves the job.  I worked at a convience store in high school and couldn't imagine dealing with that day in and day out. 

If the material is really hard to comprehend I will read it aloud to a tape recorder and then listen to that and rewrite in short hand.  My eNgesh teacher taught me that if you read something, listen to it being spoken and then rewrite it yourself then it will sink it in on different levels and make you really think about ...

I started my education working for an IT degree and like Steve decided it wasn’t for me.  The degree it sounds like you are looking for is a web designer and there are several really good programs out there that will earn you a bachelors degree. http://www.elearners.com/search/online-degrees/web-design.htm These programs cover ...