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   Comment by PolotinnK on January 28, 2010 at 11:41 pm

   I had a colleague who said that he got his Certs (Sun/Java and some others) just for his own edification. He said when he puts them on his resume it’s only for that extra criteria someone might look at. i.e. the employer gets down to 2 or 3 people seemingly equal experience/interview skills, the added value of the certs might come in handy at that point. A certification can help your resume rise a bit in the stack, especially if you actually have relevant experience in that area. Consider going through the GTSS to learn about top certifications – http://www.gtssminds.com/
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   Comment by Alex on January 28, 2010 at 11:54 pm

   A Certification is a great way to supplement your resume, and get additional training, but to be really competitive for the higher paying jobs you should work towards getting your IT degree, in the area you are most focused on.

   The field of Information Technology offers many specialties within it, including:

   Computer Applications Degrees
   Computer Forensics Degrees
   Computer Information Systems Degrees
   Computer Science Degrees
   Database Administration Degrees
   Graphic Design and Multimedia Degrees
   Health Informatics/Nursing Informatics Degrees
   Information Security Degrees
   Information Technology Degrees
   IT Management/Project Management Degrees
   Microsoft Certifications Degrees
   Computer Networking Degrees
   Software Development Degrees
   Technical Writing Degrees
   Educational Technology Degrees
   Visual Communication Degrees
   Web Development Degrees
   Web Design Degrees

   Good Luck!
   References :
   http://www.technology-colleges.info

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