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Reply to Rambling OnThat'd be great. The Army paid for $6000 of mine since my husband is in and because IT security is a "portable job that is beneficial to the military and the federal government". Starting in February I'll have to pay for all my classes if I can't get some aid. I'm not eligible for a Pell grant,...November 19, 2009, 14:07 -
Reply to Rambling Onby g3k_Thanks for that, sadly, because of my stint at community college, they wouldn't go anywhere near me.
I'm gathering some information about grants and such. I'll compile a list on my blog in a future date so that others in similar situations can get some info because it is few and far be...November 19, 2009, 12:31 -
Reply to Rambling OnHere is something that may help you if you're willing to go to school, just not on your $ http://smart.asee.org/. I will likely be done with my bachelor's before the award is given out, but I may apply for it to help with my Master's later.November 19, 2009, 09:25
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Reply to Rambling Onby g3k_So I think I found a hack for my training. Will report back if what I read was correct. This would be epic for those never gone to school, but work won't pay for training, but they will pay for tuition to schoolNovember 19, 2009, 07:08
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Reply to Rambling Onby g3k_That was actually a question asked at the meet the Feds panel this year at Defcon. I didn't attend, but I downloaded the audio for it. It's a bit rediculous that they aren't gonna be changing that stuff around. Times have changed and the GS schedule needs to change as well. As a civilian applying for...November 18, 2009, 22:28
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Reply to Rambling OnHaha I was actually on the SANS site earlier looking at some of their Master's course stuff. It looked good until I saw the prices...eek!
I agree that getting to know people is probably the best option to land a good starting spot. The only reason I am big on wanting to get a Master's and...November 18, 2009, 15:28
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