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Earning College Credit with a Microsoft Certification

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Earning College Credit with a Microsoft Certification

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Earning College Credit with a Microsoft Certification

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 00:19:11 GMT

Who would i ask to get a microsoft certification approved, there are no mcsa or mcse certifications listed for 2012. I am in the middle of my bachelors degree and this would come in handy. my email is: email at shawnstout dot com . Sorry but i have to write my email out like that so i dont get spam. Please let me know who i may contact.

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Anonymous — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 09:59:34 GMT

Sure, there are still some Cobol systems on their last legs in the deep recesses of just about every large IT organization. But they are most assuredly on their way out -- as are the programmers who coded them.

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And the job itself most likely won't be based in an IT department, but embedded in another business function such as sales, marketing, manufacturing, or supply chain, with the employee working alongside tech-savvy business colleagues.

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Earning College Credit with a Microsoft Certification

Anonymous — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 09:14:01 GMT

The American Council on Education (ACE) has recommended college credit for select Microsoft Certifications. Approved certifications are applicable to one to six semester hours of college credit in bachelor's-degree or associate-degree classes on computer applications, information technology, or computer information systems.

ACE maintains a network of more than 1,500 cooperating, accredited colleges and universities that agree to consider ACE college-credit recommendations. However, each institution has the discretion to accept credit for ACE recommendations as they see fit. Contact the institution you attend (or plan to attend) to inquire about its policy.