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Management and Technical Associate Degree Scholarships Available

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Public high school students and recent high school graduates can apply today for a full two-year scholarship from the University of Management & Technology The scholarship program, valued at $23,400, enables a student to receive an associate’s degree in one of the following programs: Associate of Business Administration (ABA) Associate of Science in Computer Science
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CISCO Regional Academy Conference Announced

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The Cisco Western Academy Support and Training Center (WASTC) announced it will host the Regional Academy Conference and Pre-Conference at Cal Poly Pomona on June 15-19, 2015. A number of sponsors have collaborated to reduce the conference costs to participants. This training is essential because the 21st century economy runs on digital networks. Organizations of
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Make School: The Fast Track to a High Paying Tech Job!

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Make School is an important alternative program for college for students who want a quick pathway into a high tech job. To get started, a student should apply for the Make School Summer Academy which is designed to teach product development to high school and college students passionate about technology. At the Summer Academy, students will
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Stanford Announces ProCo for High School Students

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Stanford’s ProCo is a computer programming contest for high school students in the style of the college-level ACM-ICPC (Association for Computing Machinery – International Collegiate Programming Contest). The ACM ICPC is considered as the “Olympics of Programming Competitions.” It is the oldest, largest, and most prestigious programming contest in the world. Stanford ProCo provides high
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