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<WXMBX@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU> writes:

>I am interested in enrolling in C++ in Windows from NRI schools. I am sure
>most of you have seen their ads in all of the PC Magazine press. Basically
>it is a home based study course and they provide the materials.
>I would like to hear about any comments or experiences good or bad.
>By the way he cost of the tuition is about $2000.
> 
> 
Having done some hiring for a couple of startups, I'll say that some 
education is better than none when comparing entry-level people. An NRI 
certificate would probably be considered equivalent to someone without a 
degree but with some college at most of the places where I worked, at 
least so far as their programming skills are concerned. Much more 
important would be the ability to demonstrate knowledge of the languages 
they're to be working in -- we've always come up with some sort of test 
to see if they truly did know what they said they did.