Hello all, please I need your help.
If you get a scholarship to study any of these courses which would it be and why?

MCSE 2012
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (MTA)
CCNA/CCNP
2013 Security+
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Security+
Oracle java 7 SE
PHP and My SQL
Web Design and Creative Publishing
Microsoft Net
Project Mgt
Auto CAD
Internet Marketing
NID

Mind you, I have no idea about these courses or their uses. Please, help a clueless gal. Thnks!

ARareGem: Hello all, please I need your help.
If you get a scholarship to study any of these courses which would it be and why?

MCSE 2012
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (MTA)
CCNA/CCNP
2013 Security+
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Security+
Oracle java 7 SE
PHP and My SQL
Web Design and Creative Publishing
Microsoft Net
Project Mgt
Auto CAD
Internet Marketing
NID

Mind you, I have no idea about these courses or their uses. Please, help a clueless gal. Thnks!

MCSE 2012.....cis I did CCNA/CCNP and I'm wishing I did Mcse. Every course there is useful, but I like the idea of networking is why I'm doing what I'm doing

^Thanks.
Please, keep the advice coming. The thing is I'm studying Economics and Statistics and I would like to study something that would be useful to my area of study.

aint it possible for u to study everytin?

^ No, it's not. Only a course. What's your advice?

ok, well am not really into computers but i do hear a lot about CCNA, autocad, and Java...... i think u shd go for somtin that can enable u to make applications, softwares etc i think dat shd be Java tins

ARareGem: Hello all, please I need your help.
If you get a scholarship to study any of these courses which would it be and why?

MCSE 2012
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (MTA)
CCNA/CCNP
2013 Security+
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Security+
Oracle java 7 SE
PHP and My SQL
Web Design and Creative Publishing
Microsoft Net
Project Mgt
Auto CAD
Internet Marketing
NID

Mind you, I have no idea about these courses or their uses. Please, help a clueless gal. Thnks!

Since you studying Economics & Statistics, going for something that would be handy in your field of study should be the best bet for you. A good tip, try and google search all those courses to have a zoom and expansive idea of the various scopes encompassed in each courses respectively.

Bulk of the list items up there have lots to do with Web development, desktop & mobile app dev't, database programming language courses, computer designs, info system & computer security and networking field. I think 'Internet marketing' is the odd item on the list, how about you giving it a thought? If your a marketing or a business oriented person. I hope this helps....

^ It helps, thanks.

Fayimora: Ok I'm going to be blunt on this one, I think your question is a little really stupid. This is a question you should be asking yourself. The first thing you should do is figure out what each of them means. Next up, you delete stuff you are not interested in from the list. You keep doing that until you are left with 1.

You can't just go and study "Internet Marketing" because some bloke on a forum says he is making a buck load of cash after studying it. Life is not that simple and when it comes to anything related to technology, I'll advise you 'check' your passion. What I'm saying in summary is, you should know what you are interested in.

Being blunt isn't a problem. But you should understand that what I was aiming for by starting the topic was to get personal experience from people who have specialised in these areas or have a good knowledge about them. The internet doesn't always give you that kind of info. I should point out that what I needed was advice which would help in my decision. You've never been in a situation where you couldn't make up your mind?

i dont think because you got a scholarship you should just jump at it. Any of those courses in the long run could boring and tiring for sum1 who had no idea of it before he started. All dem courses are computer savvy. I dont knw if you have basic computer skills. Take ur time. Dont be in a hurry. U dont wanna regret getting ur head cönfused