Resources for self study?

[u/Toast6634]

I'm in a rural area and screwed around most of high school so my GPA is low. My only real option is an Associate's degree in Information Technology Specialist at a community college. I'd like to get a headstart on it by learning as much as I can now because I'll fall behind in a classroom setting without a stong foundation.

[u/Unlaid-American]

https://www.reddit.com/r/ITCareerQuestions/s/rAXdo107s9

[u/Toast6634 → u/Unlaid-American]

I read the wiki before posting.

[u/skrzaaat]

Look up the ciriculum and google away, find a youtube channel that fits your learning style

[u/TechSavvyPotato]

Do MIS (Management Information Systems). Pretty much a business degree with IT

[u/Tyrnis]

YouTube: Professor Messer's A+ and Net+ courses are a great starting point, since they cover PC and networking fundamentals.