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« on: January 06, 2011, 12:13:06 AM »

Some of us (well, probably most of us) have a drive to establish ourselves, but not the means to afford thousands in classes, books and tests.

I noticed the price difference from CompTIA test books - Security+ was $20 more than any of the others.

What's the average cost of a class? Online or In-Person.

It seems silly to bring this up. After all, the target market is for people looking to go into IT Security (or whom are already in IT), which is a field that can earn 6 figures.
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