What would be the best (or the easiest) to get into?
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I'd say Marine Special Forces would be harder.  I was an active duty Marine and trained with Army Rangers.  Rangers and your average infantry Marine seemed to be about equal.  The rest of the Army were no more than glorified boy scouts with guns...all equally lost.  I'm not trying to be all "Marines are better" but I had an Army SSgt who'd been in for 12 years ask me (I was a Corporal in charge of a squad of Marines) how to set up basic maneuvers.  \n\nNow...more on the point of Marine Special Forces.  I had a 1st Sgt who was Force Recon for 16 years and he was the baddest of the bad.  He was a great guy, but his abilities were scary.  He was an expert shot, knew all kinds of martial arts, and could PT all day.  I'd seen endocs (tests to get into snipers or special forces) for Marines...they ran those guys in the rain all night long.  They ran and did exercises for about 16 hours straight.  I'll shut up, but email me if you want more stories.
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what are you looking to go into later, do you have any idea?  depending upon that one might be more helpful.
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Cheapest?  I would suggest you do not go for the cheapest because you really want the best qualification you can get and one that is recognised worldwide.  Curtin University offer excellent undgraduate and postgraduate courses.  I am not sure if you are wanting undergraduate, postgraduate or what courses you are interested in but I suggest you have a look at the Curtin Unversity Website and browse through I am sure you will find something that interests you.  Good luck.  Poppet
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Well, it greatly depends on the country.  First off, its much easyer if you already have a BA.  Second, getting in isn't as hard as surviving once you're here.  I've been at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland for the last year and I'm trying to get into a medical program but since I'm not Swiss and its free, I'm not allowed.  So it even depends on what you want to study (although a university for which you pay to go to its more about the money).  Then of course there's the language.  Unless you're studying science or business at a masters level you'll be expected to follow courses and do assignment/presentation is the home language, unless its an international university that makes a point of doing everything in english.  So theres lots to think about, a good first step is narrowing down your selection of countries and universities, from there I'd check and see how you can survive when you're there, can you work there while you study if you're not getting money from family or private loans? (another heads up, if the university doesnt have a US department of education school code you can't get US financial aid).  Once you've narrowed it down a bit contact the universities international student aid office and ask as many questions as you can think of that you'll need to have answered before you dive in.  Good luck.
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Why donn't you try the STB/DVD/MPEG Domain. It's the hotest place to get into as a fresher. Just get some training if you dont have any hands on experience.\n\nIt's worth.
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Depending on your major, most state university will get you in with a min of 2.0.\n\nStart in a community college and save money and then go to a better school.
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I am telling by experience.\n\nThe best way to get into IT networking is by doing the following:\n1. Do MCSE 2003 (noawadys). \n2. Get a job as junior administrtor apply all the concepts you learnt in MCSE.\n3. after couple of years of experience \n4. Start CCNA because it's core networking course, MCSE and couple of years of experience will help you a lot in understanding concepts in CCNA.\n5. When opting for CCNA don't go for a crash course, od a proper course from a proper Institute.\n6. You'll be surprised with the results.\n\nRemember there's no shortcut to success.\n\nHope it helps
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you can try computer programming or computer engineering :)
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Is it a good area to get in.\nHow much competition in this area -
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Depends...CMM Level 2 or the eqivalent would be a good starting point
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I think you just have to have a Bachelor's Degree(4-year) from college, and it can be from any subject, but I would recommend criminal justice. There will be  extensive background checks and psychological testing, and some sort of physical fitness requirements.
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Walk ins are best. You need to audition and show them what ya got!
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james madison is really good. they are one of the cheapest ones that i have found also. i did it all online and it only took me 1 1/2 years. its really easy to get in. hope that this helps you . ohhhh the website is PCDI.com
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Usually the most cost effective are at your community college.  The best is open to interpretation.  The best way is to get the basic skills down and then intern or work with someone who is successful to learn the tricks of the trade from them.
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Heck yea, it would be so fun! Good luck I hope you get in.
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None is better than the other. It's about the major you fit in. I'm not sure what specific technical background you have. Sometimes one doesn't have to choose which one you want, because one only fulfills the requirements for either, not both.
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jump in and get involved...=)