Need to find online certification tests if there are any.  Mostly basic stuff like A+, MOS, etc.  I can live with practice sites also.
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http://www.techinterviews.com/index.php?p=70#more-70
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This may or may not satisfy your request, but\nwhen I was studying for the certification, I\nfound the mock exams (with answers) pointed to by:\n\n   http://www.javaranch.com/mock.jsp\n\nto be extremely useful.\n\nNote that most of the study guides (ie. books) for\nthe certification typically include lots of practice\nquestions (with answers and explanations).  You can\ncheck Amazon for the appropriate books.
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try this site:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b/105-8084926-4027628?url=node%3D1000%2C53&field-keywords=Computer+science+sample+exam
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You might consider becoming a "Sun Certified System\nAdministrator for the Solaris Operating System".  It\nwould show that you know your way around the administration\nside of the operating system.\n\nThe downside is that the certification test costs $150\neach, and there are two tests to take.\n\nPersonally, I didn't take the preparatory course (since\nit was kind of expensive).  Instead, I bought (used)\ncopies of a couple of the certification study guides\nfrom Amazon, took some of the free practice tests \nwhich are available from the net, and had no trouble\npassing the test.  [Note, I didn't say I *aced* the\ntest, but all that matters is that you pass :-) ]
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try,\nlearnatest.com \nyou may need to go and get a library card from your local library to get the free practice test they have available to take.
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try www.4tests.com  \nyou can take practice tests there
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If you're CCNP, you're probably on a good way ;-)\nWhy don't go try MCSE certifications?
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the A+ exam (PC Technician Certification) book I used was by Mike Meyers and Scott Jernigan. lots of ilistrations and I passed the test on the first try.the name of the book was: A+ Guide to managing and troubleshooting PC's\n\n-Doc-
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Go out and buy a few books.  Much cheaper than formal college education.  My husband did this.  CompTIA makes a great A+ self teaching book.  Around where I live the A+ tests are only about 300 USD.  You aren't gonna get a free education, but you can spend about 100 dollars and self teach.  A+ is the best place to begin.  Most CS techs start at this platform.
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I am. I'm using the CCNA curriculum on cisco.com, and an old IOS ADSL SOHO router. It's easier with a lab with a few routers, but it's not strictly necessary. I'm doing fine as it is right now, and just finished the third of four semesters. If you're serious about this, the CCNA Study Guide ( http://www.amazon.com/CCNA-Certified-Network-Associate-640-801/dp/0782143911/sr=8-2/qid=1164539516/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/002-9766706-1162469?ie=UTF8&s=books ) is a book you'll be wanting to look into getting. It's cheap, and more than worth the money.\n\nThere are hundreds of other study guides, exam preperations and emulation software out there. It's just about hitting Amazon and eBay for books and second-hand hardware that you can practice on.
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Take plenty of mock exams. You can find many just by searching on the net. You could also try downloading a program called VoodooExam from http://www.geocities.com/gnashes30/
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I believe you might be able to find some answers from NFPT. Not sure what there web is though. Its been a long time since I was certified. Not sure if this will help, but maybe. Good luck.\n\nTom
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The security exams are pretty hard and can't be passed unless you study. It is like a bar exam but not as hard and it does take a great deal of time. your best bet is to go to your local bookstore and pick up a study guild for it.
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Post your resume on Monster.com and update it everyday.  Just having a certification doesn't mean that you will get hired as a CCNA.  Most places want experience.  Good luck.
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There are many fine books at the local library on the A+ certification course of study. This is probably the field you are looking to get into.
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The MSCE and Comptia are recognized certifications that let prospective employers know of your qualifications.\n\nPersons with these certifications will always be accepted to IT positions over those that do not. There are certification exams for Unix as well and many other computing related disciplines.\n\nOkay! Ask yourself if you'd want a Shade Tree mechanic working on your car or if you'd prefer one with certifications in automotive technology.
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The best place is from the ACT website. Go to http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/index.html and click on the free, online test link!