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Additional Articles Major Shortage of Computer Programmers It's not just the money, it's availability. Even if I had $60,000 to pay a programmer, they're just not applying." Finding a Balance between Learning and Lifestyle The decision whether to attend college as a full, half or part time student depends on many factors. Coupled with this question is the one of employment; whether to work full-time, part-time or at all while attending classes. Making Your Own Map - Success at a 2-Year College Is sometimes assumed that attending a community or technical colleges is 'easier' than attending a 4-year college or university. Not only is this false, the reverse is often true. Community and technical colleges can be more challanging than their 4-year counterparts. Taking Advantage of Resources Community and technical colleges have many resources to offer students. Here are some tips to take advantage of the services and activities provided. Selecting the RIGHT College When a future employer reads your resume, are they going to care about where you went to college? The answer may suprise you. Once you get past your first job out of college, most employers give little consideration to the college name on your diploma. A Consumer's Guide to the Admission Process Admission methods change from one college to the next. For degree candidates, the selection process will be more thorough than for non-degree candidates. Most colleges assume that degree candidates will enter in the fall term, and the selection process becomes a yearly cycle,in one of three ways: rolling, regular or early. Back to School A resource for adults planning a return to college