MS and the CISSP

Discussion in 'IT and Computer-Related Degrees' started by lspahn, Oct 3, 2005.

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  1. lspahn

    lspahn New Member

    I have seen a couple of post for Charles Stuart and taking the CISSP as part of a MS programs, but does anyone know if any college that are RA in the USA that do the same. If not, has anyone used Charles Stuart and continued for a PhD. Thanks
     
  2. firstmode4c

    firstmode4c Member

    Norwich has you take it on your graduation week with your graduating class
     
  3. scubasteveiu

    scubasteveiu New Member

    For the sake of the board we should note this is only done for the benefit of the student and is not a part of the curriculum.

    Norwich is simply a testing site.


     
  4. lspahn

    lspahn New Member

    I did check out Capella University's MS in Information Technology with a Sec Specialization. Whats the word on this school?? The will take the CISSP as several credit (quater system) but I want something that I can build on in the future. What kind of accredidation does Capella have?
     
  5. scubasteveiu

    scubasteveiu New Member

    I can not speak for Capella. I do see they are one of the new NSA schools, so that is a plus.

    For the cost I would consider other options. (other NSA schools)

    I must ask. You already have your CISSP, why are you looking to do a MS in IA?

    Accreditation - I believe Capella is RA.


     
  6. lspahn

    lspahn New Member

    I have found the market very very competitive. I love my field, and want to advance so I need the degree. Alot of other security certs are either rarley tested for (CISA is once every 6 months) or incredibly expenseive (GIAC). AND the company i work for will pay for college but not alot of certs, so its a way to continue to grow.
     

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