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... is actually a customer of mine. I can't believe she'd go behind my back and try to smuggle the money through some idiot at Princeton. She's trying to cut me out of my share of the money!!!

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For my money laundering service.

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I welcome spam with open arms. After all, I'd hate to cut off my easiest revenue source. If you find any Nigerian millionaires, be sure to send them my way.

I welcome spam with open arms. After all, I'd hate to cut off my easiest revenue source. If you find any Nigerian millionaires, be sure to send them my way.

I am currently enrolled in the ACCIS BSCS program. I've been programming for years, but felt it would benefit me to take the next step and actually get the experience and, more importantly, the degree.

I did two years of undergrad at Virginia Tech back before the dot-com boom beckoned me into the Hells of the corporate world, so when it came time to decide whether or not ACCIS would be worth my while, I called the Virginia Tech Comp Sci department. One of the professors there was nice enough to speak with me. I asked him to look over the ACCIS BSCS curriculum for me and let me know if completion of that curriculum would be considered a good step towards entering the graduate studies at VT for a Comp Sci Masters Degree.

As soon as he emailed me back and "yes, it looks like a good curriculum and will more than satisfy the requirements for CS graduate studies at VT", I enrolled. I know you don't have to have a degree in any certain discipline to take graduate level courses, but he has a doctorate or two (including Comp Sci) and gave his stamp of approval. That's good enough for me.

Now if only I can actually get some time to do the work. It's hard with all of these website review requests coming in ;)

I am currently enrolled in the ACCIS BSCS program. I've been programming for years, but felt it would benefit me to take the next step and actually get the experience and, more importantly, the degree.

I did two years of undergrad at Virginia Tech back before the dot-com boom beckoned me into the Hells of the corporate world, so when it came time to decide whether or not ACCIS would be worth my while, I called the Virginia Tech Comp Sci department. One of the professors there was nice enough to speak with me. I asked him to look over the ACCIS BSCS curriculum for me and let me know if completion of that curriculum would be considered a good step towards entering the graduate studies at VT for a Comp Sci Masters Degree.

As soon as he emailed me back and "yes, it looks like a good curriculum and will more than satisfy the requirements for CS graduate studies at VT", I enrolled. I know you don't have to have a degree in any certain discipline to take graduate level courses, but he has a doctorate or two (including Comp Sci) and gave his stamp of approval. That's good enough for me.

Now if only I can actually get some time to do the work. It's hard with all of these website review requests coming in ;)

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3. Profit!!