I'm Considering Taking Courses After Summer

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9558]

I went through my library’s list of courses they provide, and I’m considering taking a handful of them. I’ve already taken 2 classes before (computer repair, and customer service). Now I want to take the following if it helps with that dot com business I want to start, and that phone app game I want to develop:

1 How To Start An Online Business
2 Dreamweaver
3 C+ Programming
4 Excel 2013
5 How To eBay – I still can’t sell that computer I built, I’ll get into that in another topic
6 Introduction to CSS
7 Introduction to SQL
8 Introduction to JavaScript
9 HTML Coding
10 Nutrition
11 Fitness
12 Weight Management
13 SEO Copywriter

Anything else I find later on after doing more research on what I’ll need to make this all happen. It’s said that these courses are not a substitute for real college, and I’m only working around with what I can. I’ve done 2 of these courses and I will tell you, they are easy and it shouldn’t take that long. Plus it’s set up in a way to where I can copy/paste the material and save it for later.

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[RoyDalParticipant]

Hard sciences = yes.

Soft sciences = no.

Anything that is not a science = don’t think about it!

Seriously, you are better off financially being able to fix the cars at a nationally owned franchise dealership, than you would be as a middle-ranked manager at E Corp.

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