Four year college vs tech school for a computer career ?
Asked by Rabid FishieOk I wanna go get a career in computers as either a technical support specialist or a computer systems administrator. I was thinking about going to a four year college, but going to a technical school caught my mind (*mainly since i won't have to deal w. the english, math, ect. for college). My questions are as following: * What do companies prefer more, an employee that went to a four year college or one that went to a technical school? * Which job is better if I wanna be able to do clean out computers of viruses and other malware, install software, and put in/replace hardware, ect? From what I looked up it looked like a technical support specialist and computer systems administrator each covered at least a fair deal of these....but please correct me if i'm wrong. The more detail in the answer the better pplz. Thanks in advance!
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Answered by Captain Snuggles
Honestly i know little about computers but ill give you this advice. You should go to a four year school for the degree and the college experience. With the degree you'll have so many more options available to you and be much more marketable to future employers, especially if you major in Computer Science or something like that. You can always get computer certifications later too if you want.
Honestly i know little about computers but ill give you this advice. You should go to a four year school for the degree and the college experience. With the degree you'll have so many more options available to you and be much more marketable to future employers, especially if you major in Computer Science or something like that. You can always get computer certifications later too if you want.
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