School opinions

[stealthghost]

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any school is the best only it depends on the way the teacher teach the students and the students on how they understood the teacher's way.

to add up, naa pud na sa pangingkamut sa estudyante makat.un sa mga subjects..

[conje001]

up up up up

[mac_ailjun]

i personally believe how you grow in your future profession in the IT industry is ultimately dependent to how much effort imong ihatag ani. pero i best believe muplay ug great part ang school to help you do that. for example, maningkamot ka'g maayo to achieve whatever it is nga mga challenges that your school/university is presenting you, but what if these challenges are actually not good enough for the industry? you will be limited to unsay naa sa curriculum sa inyong school. it'd be too idealistic to say nga maninkamot ka far more than unsay gitudlo sa school. cmon, we all know that is not going to be the case for every ideal student. (except if ing.ana jud ka kaNaning. again, the ultimate factor is yourself.) kung naa gani lax nga times, we would want to spend quality time with it away from school work. so with that, i think you have to make a decision kung asa nga school muHelp nimo to learn as much, to drag you up and force you to learn when along the way you feel lazy, and help you grow. so i think you should be considering ALL the possible schools asa ka muskwela. and i think it's a terrible idea to choose among just the three only because mao ray duol nimo. what if the best school is not near you? di lang ka mutake kay layo? how far is far anyway?

i would like to give my 2cents on which of the three ang best. USC. i have seen competitions where those schools participate. so far, i havent seen any reason to be impressed with AMA and SIT. although this is not to say nga mas maayo ang mga students from USC TC kaysa SIT(everybody knows thats not the case). so among the 3, USC is the best.

my ultimate advise, however, is to expand your horizons. don't let longer transportation hours limit your possibilities.(di man sad siguro na ing.ana kalayo. i know somebody who studied USJR muuli ug carcar everyday. she made it!) the best IT schools out there IMHO is CIT-U and USJ-R. and more or less, that has been proven to me. although, i find USJ-R as the best IT school in cebu, CIT-U might be just as good. but USJ-R is more of a holisticly better school.

well there goes my two cents! good luck sa imong studies. learn as much as u can. maoy importante jud. when you go out of school, ang mabilin ang learnings nga imong namake sa school. ay pagpaankalse. learn more.

[pizzaboy]

i personally believe how you grow in your future profession in the IT industry is ultimately dependent to how much effort imong ihatag ani. pero i best believe muplay ug great part ang school to help you do that. for example, maningkamot ka'g maayo to achieve whatever it is nga mga challenges that your school/university is presenting you, but what if these challenges are actually not good enough for the industry? you will be limited to unsay naa sa curriculum sa inyong school. it'd be too idealistic to say nga maninkamot ka far more than unsay gitudlo sa school. cmon, we all know that is not going to be the case for every ideal student. (except if ing.ana jud ka kaNaning. again, the ultimate factor is yourself.) kung naa gani lax nga times, we would want to spend quality time with it away from school work. so with that, i think you have to make a decision kung asa nga school muHelp nimo to learn as much, to drag you up and force you to learn when along the way you feel lazy, and help you grow. so i think you should be considering ALL the possible schools asa ka muskwela. and i think it's a terrible idea to choose among just the three only because mao ray duol nimo. what if the best school is not near you? di lang ka mutake kay layo? how far is far anyway?

i would like to give my 2cents on which of the three ang best. USC. i have seen competitions where those schools participate. so far, i havent seen any reason to be impressed with AMA and SIT. although this is not to say nga mas maayo ang mga students from USC TC kaysa SIT(everybody knows thats not the case). so among the 3, USC is the best.

my ultimate advise, however, is to expand your horizons. don't let longer transportation hours limit your possibilities.(di man sad siguro na ing.ana kalayo. i know somebody who studied USJR muuli ug carcar everyday. she made it!) the best IT schools out there IMHO is CIT-U and USJ-R. and more or less, that has been proven to me. although, i find USJ-R as the best IT school in cebu, CIT-U might be just as good. but USJ-R is more of a holisticly better school.

well there goes my two cents! good luck sa imong studies. learn as much as u can. maoy importante jud. when you go out of school, ang mabilin ang learnings nga imong namake sa school. ay pagpaankalse. learn more.

the reason i chose these schools because of proximity to my place is irrelevant to my desire to learn about programming hehehe not to boast but i am already familiar with a few languages. though they are easy languages to learn, learning without a structured curriculum does not bode well for my confidence.I need to have a structure and it does not matter which school for learning is solely dependent on one's drive to learn...the school is merely there to be a guide to one's path to security...

[anieanne]

nindot ug training sa usc tc especially sa data structures.

[XxSkaterBoixX]

Cit-u, up cebu, usj-r