PC AGE

PC AGE?s main aim is to offer global standard career education to students who are expected to gain professionalism in the field of Information Technology (IT) within a short period of time.

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PC AGE Computer Schools provide excellent training in as little as a few months for adults seeking to improve current skills or change careers as a Microsoft and Cisco Certified InterNetwork Engineer.

Since 1991, PC AGE has been a well known, top notch computer school located in New Jersey. A lot of our students now work as Network Administrators or Engineers making good salaries.

You'll be learning from the best in the field, and top universities like NYU have used our textbooks.

• The Inc. 500 has been won by PC AGE as well as New Jersey's Finest Business awards.
• There have been several articles published in the three major newspapers of New Jersey (Star Ledger, Bergen Record, Home News Tribune) about the success of PC AGE students.
• A computer aptitude test has been created by PC AGE to verify the ability of a test taker to turn into a computer professional expert. An independent agency that does various types of profile testing scientifically validated this test and the test has been utilized by PC AGE since 1977 to help determine which people are most likely to be successful in the computer field.
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer offered by PC AGE is a computer based training and test preparation software (TestMaster) which has claimed excellent reviews from industry magazines published by Microsoft Certified Professional. These certification products are sold to thousands of people in more than 40 countries.

Our computer classes are accredited and approved at both the state and national levels. If you qualify you can get financial aid.

PC AGE Computer Schools are approved by:

• New Jersey Department of Education
• ACCET - a national accrediting agency
• US Department of Education as a Title IV (Financial Aid) eligible computer schools. Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
• New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs

MCSE on Windows Server 2003 Certification

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) candidates on the Windows Server 2003 track are required to satisfy the following requirements:

Core exams (six exams required)

• Four networking system exams
• One client operating system exam
• One design exam

Elective exams (one exam required)

Paired together with core exams, the elective exams give a true and honest measure of technical competence and expertise in solution design and implementation. Candidates seeking MCSE course should at least possess one year of experience in the implementation and administration of network operating and desktop operating systems.

Financial Aid

Qualified PC AGE students have access to Federal Financial Aid. Students who qualify for financial aid may even have their books and entire tuition covered. Financial aid that is available from the government includes Pell Grant's which do not require repayment and government sponsored low interest loans. You will have to pay approximately $149 a month starting six months after graduation. If you can't find work or suffer from an economic hardship, your payments may be deferred for up to three years.

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PC AGE?s main aim is to offer global standard career education to students who are expected to gain professionalism in the field of Information Technology (IT) within a short period of time.

PC AGE Computer Schools provide excellent training in as little as a few months for adults seeking to improve current skills or change careers as a Microsoft and Cisco Certified InterNetwork Engineer.

Since 1991, PC AGE has been a well known, top notch computer school located in New Jersey. A lot of our students now work as Network Administrators or Engineers making good salaries.

You'll be learning from the best in the field, and top universities like NYU have used our textbooks.

• The Inc. 500 has been won by PC AGE as well as New Jersey's Finest Business awards.
• There have been several articles published in the three major newspapers of New Jersey (Star Ledger, Bergen Record, Home News Tribune) about the success of PC AGE students.
• A computer aptitude test has been created by PC AGE to verify the ability of a test taker to turn into a computer professional expert. An independent agency that does various types of profile testing scientifically validated this test and the test has been utilized by PC AGE since 1977 to help determine which people are most likely to be successful in the computer field.
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer offered by PC AGE is a computer based training and test preparation software (TestMaster) which has claimed excellent reviews from industry magazines published by Microsoft Certified Professional. These certification products are sold to thousands of people in more than 40 countries.

Our computer classes are accredited and approved at both the state and national levels. If you qualify you can get financial aid.

PC AGE Computer Schools are approved by:

• New Jersey Department of Education
• ACCET - a national accrediting agency
• US Department of Education as a Title IV (Financial Aid) eligible computer schools. Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
• New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs

MCSE on Windows Server 2003 Certification

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) candidates on the Windows Server 2003 track are required to satisfy the following requirements:

Core exams (six exams required)

• Four networking system exams
• One client operating system exam
• One design exam

Elective exams (one exam required)

Paired together with core exams, the elective exams give a true and honest measure of technical competence and expertise in solution design and implementation. Candidates seeking MCSE course should at least possess one year of experience in the implementation and administration of network operating and desktop operating systems.

Financial Aid

Qualified PC AGE students have access to Federal Financial Aid. Students who qualify for financial aid may even have their books and entire tuition covered. Financial aid that is available from the government includes Pell Grant's which do not require repayment and government sponsored low interest loans. You will have to pay approximately $149 a month starting six months after graduation. If you can't find work or suffer from an economic hardship, your payments may be deferred for up to three years.

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