I totaly agree with you. It is a stupid problem. At the university I go to they have work study programs where you can work a max of 30 hours and they are really flexible. I like working on the network side and right now I am deploying and configuring Cisco access points. Not many students get to do stuff like that. You need to get your college degree or else you become a commodity to the company. A company can send anyone to classes to learn how to code, configure switches and router, or even fix computers. A college degree is a must.
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I totaly agree with you. It is a stupid problem. At the university I go to they have work study programs where you can work a max of 30 hours and they are really flexible. I like working on the network side and right now I am deploying and configuring Cisco access points. Not many students get to do stuff like that. You need to get your college degree or else you become a commodity to the company. A company can send anyone to classes to learn how to code, configure switches and router, or even fix computers. A college degree is a must.